Minnesota Focus Owners Club

harold wrote:I've actually got an XCal2 (that I've never used). Now I could have both cars running different tunes if I really wanted. Both of them are daily drivers, though. I got the XCal thinking I'd be able to do tuning myself. I didn't realize at the time I'd need to spend almost $400 on the software to do real tuning.

Hey me too

I never had an interest in tuning it myself really. There are too many things that I'm not experienced with. And I'd rather just leave it to the professionals

DB could probably make you a tune but it's only good for one car per XCal

XCal2/3 is way better than a basic Chip though, at least for my application.

harold wrote:Also, we've already got a group.

mwturbofords.org wrote:Page last updated: December 01 2006 11:00:33.

Not a very active page is it?

Redlineracer12 wrote:

harold wrote:I didn't realize at the time I'd need to spend almost $400 on the software to do real tuning.

Hey me too 8)

I never had an interest in tuning it myself really. There are too many things that I'm not experienced with. And I'd rather just leave it to the professionals

I don't think I'd be tuning the wife's car at all anyway. At least until we get her that turbo she wants...

I just wanted to be able to learn some stuff on the tuning side of things, but I don't think that's worth another $400 to me right now. When it comes time, I'll probably either get a TwEECer RT or a megasquirt for the XR and just dive in. At least that's not a daily driver and I don't need to worry about it that much.

Redlineracer12 wrote:

harold wrote:Also, we've already got a group. :)

mwturbofords.org wrote:Page last updated: December 01 2006 11:00:33.

Not a very active page is it? ;)

Nope, but people are in the IRC channel on efnet all the time.

ah cool ill have to check it out some i love the old lima 2.3s stout and big power with a turbo.