Differences between Predator and SCT X2?
6/2/05 | 10:17 AM
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Neither will monitor A/F, but the x-cal2 has an aux input that will accept the signal from the $200 www.innovatemotorsports.com LC-1 wideband. Right now you have to datalog through the x-cal2 with a laptop, but in the future you will be able to display the a/f and OBD2 data right on the screen, and save it on the xcal2 (no laptop required) for later upload to a desktop PC. That will be a free over the internet firmware upgrade.
6/2/05 | 12:59 PM
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Originally posted by SurfnSoCal@June 2, 2005, 11:48 AM
Doesn't the Diablosport read A/F ratio when hooked up to a laptop, and monitoring the car?
Doesn't the Diablosport read A/F ratio when hooked up to a laptop, and monitoring the car?
If you've got an auto I'd recommend the SCT. If you're banging a stick I think either would do the trick.
Chris
6/2/05 | 11:40 PM
#6
I'll be getting my XCal II next week as well as the LC-1 wideband! I'm taking a little trip up to Justin at Velocity Mustang Performance to get mine-(he posted above). He is very knowledgable on the SCT and is located pretty close to SCT. Great service as well! 
6/3/05 | 12:42 AM
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I can't recommend the SCT Xcal2 enough. I hooked mine up tonight, it was the easiest mod I have ever done, instant 30 hp, or that's what it feels like. Totally different car, it's like it woke up the beast! Took a total of 1 minute to hook it up and download the tune. Car runs like a scalded dawg.
So easy to use, it is ridiculous. Looks cool too!
So easy to use, it is ridiculous. Looks cool too!
6/3/05 | 11:59 AM
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Originally posted by 169stang@June 2, 2005, 11:43 PM
I'll be getting my XCal II next week as well as the LC-1 wideband! I'm taking a little trip up to Justin at Velocity Mustang Performance to get mine-(he posted above). He is very knowledgable on the SCT and is located pretty close to SCT. Great service as well!
I'll be getting my XCal II next week as well as the LC-1 wideband! I'm taking a little trip up to Justin at Velocity Mustang Performance to get mine-(he posted above). He is very knowledgable on the SCT and is located pretty close to SCT. Great service as well!
He's dyno tuning my car and installing the LC-1 and XD-1 gauge.
Can't wait!
6/3/05 | 12:25 PM
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From: Santa Clara
Originally posted by mikeelia@June 3, 2005, 12:10 PM
Will either of them permanently shut off the traction control? [I asked this on Stangnet as well]...
Mike Elia
05 gt lime
Will either of them permanently shut off the traction control? [I asked this on Stangnet as well]...
Mike Elia
05 gt lime
Yep!
Actually, it doesn't permanently turn it off - it just switches the default from TCS On / User select Off to default TCS Off / User Select on. It's one of the primary advantages of the Xcal 2 over other tuners, IMHO.
6/3/05 | 12:33 PM
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Originally posted by ILikeBond@June 3, 2005, 12:28 PM
http://www.sctflash.com/xc2.php
Yep!
Actually, it doesn't permanently turn it off - it just switches the default from TCS On / User select Off to default TCS Off / User Select on. It's one of the primary advantages of the Xcal 2 over other tuners, IMHO.
http://www.sctflash.com/xc2.php
Yep!
Actually, it doesn't permanently turn it off - it just switches the default from TCS On / User select Off to default TCS Off / User Select on. It's one of the primary advantages of the Xcal 2 over other tuners, IMHO.
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