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Originally Posted by squish72
How much do you understand computers and car mechanics in general? If both of those answers are pretty good, then go for it.
Hptuners can be very intimidating cause there is a lot of options and tables you can change. Knowing what does what and when is some of the battle. If you do go for it do as much learning and information finding as you can before you start just changing things.
That being said, once you kinda know your way around and what you want to achieve, it's very simple and a pretty amazing tool. Hope this helps.
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I agree 100%, I've had HPT since around 2005 or so, each revision and each change of the computers used in the vehicles has made HPT more and more complicated to use in that you really need to know and understand what the tables control and how the tables work.
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