04/02/07 12:10 PM04/02/07 12:10 PM #11 Hell No. At least 5 mins in a BA.Plus, if you manage to stuff it up at the lights, then you may be going nowhere at all.If you want flick of a switch stuff, get an Exeed or whatever their called (Piggyback)
02/03/07 09:57 AM02/03/07 09:57 AM #12 why does it take so long for the ba to flash can you make it quicker or something
02/03/07 09:58 AM02/03/07 09:58 AM #13 nope, the BF is quicker, but it is due to the speed of the flash memory.
04/04/07 05:38 AM04/04/07 05:38 AM #14 very simple n00b question here, my next door neighbour had a ba mk 1 pursuit ute with heaps of work done (any brisbanites will know it as TUFFPV), he has now sold the car for a ve r8 (feckin d!ckwad) and wants to sell me his capa flash tuner for $600, does this sound about right for a second hand flash tuner? also, its got a custom tune to suit his 8 on it at the moment, can that be removed and set for my new T?
04/04/07 05:42 AM04/04/07 05:42 AM #15 You'll need to get it unlocked and new tunes put on it, best to contact either one of the forum sponsors or a local tuner for prices. I'm guessing a few hundred.And you're right....what a d!ckwad
04/04/07 06:13 AM04/04/07 06:13 AM #16 I just read somewhere else that the original car needs to be reflashed back to stock in order for the flash box to be reused on another vehicle, is this true? if so, that isnt going to work, he sold the ute with the tune on it, and kept the flash box
04/04/07 07:53 AM04/04/07 07:53 AM #17 if he sold the car with the tune in it the box will need to be sent back to the usa and will loose one life of 5
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