seymore4 wrote:shoot me a PM or email @[email protected] if you have any other questions about uprev or want a good deal.. I know a bit about these things
Thanks man looking forward to helping you dial it inDeanM45 wrote:Seymore4 is the MAN for Uprev!!
yeah, they give you 5 maps,atlM35 wrote:Here's some recent info:
getting-an-uprev-t564707.html
For those who have UpRev tunes, are you able to change parameters yourself afterwards?
For $600, I wouldn't want it to be a one-shot deal... I would prefer having the ability to customize to my preferences.
If you go to a shop and get dyno tuned you leave with the Osiris license and tune flashed onto your ecu, and have to either go back to the shop or purchase an uprev cable to access it yourself afterwards.atlM35 wrote:for those who have UpRev tunes, are you able to change parameters yourself afterwards?
For $600, I wouldn't want it to be a one-shot deal... I would prefer having the ability to customize to my preferences.
seymore4 wrote:If you go to a shop and get dyno tuned you leave with the Osiris license and tune flashed onto your ecu, and have to either go back to the shop or purchase an uprev cable to access it yourself afterwards.atlM35 wrote:for those who have UpRev tunes, are you able to change parameters yourself afterwards?
For $600, I wouldn't want it to be a one-shot deal... I would prefer having the ability to customize to my preferences.
There are 2 levels of cable:
1) Osiris standard which only allows you to flash premade tunes onto the ecu, return it to stock, and datalog/check & clear codes with cipher
2) Osiris tuner which gives you complete access to the tuning software. You can do basically anything a shop can do.
The license never "expires" or wears out, so as long as you have a cable you can remove it and sell it used/ use it on a difference vehicle. The new owner will still need to get a tune for their setup, but that's a lot cheaper than $600.
This is coming from a guy who just spent all weekend playing with it tooDeanM45 wrote:Yep, anyone who wants to do anything other than just put gas in the car should have the Osiris standard at minimum. The data logging capability of the system is more than worth the money.
seymore4 wrote:This is coming from a guy who just spent all weekend playing with it tooDeanM45 wrote:Yep, anyone who wants to do anything other than just put gas in the car should have the Osiris standard at minimum. The data logging capability of the system is more than worth the money.
PM me your number and I'll give you a call tomorrow. Your account has PM's disabled so I can't message you mine.txclyde1 wrote:Seymore I will contact you later.I want to thank you as well as the others that sent reply's.