UseTheS4ce

pretty vague subject line, but...

I've been GIAC chipped for almost 1 month now and I'm loving it. The only thing that I have to take care of is the spiking. I have the older code (just before this last revision) and it sometimes spikes to 19psi or so. I want to cap that at about 17psi, so I could either do MBC in parallel set to 17psi or, from what I hear, upgrade to the newest GIAC code (L308X i think?) which is supposedly a little more conservative, smoother, and inherently limits spikes to 17 psi.

Any thoughts from anyone who has the newest code? Or can anyone give me a valid reason why one choice would be better than the other?

Shank you

lemieux@curbside

and btw mine use to spike to 21-22 (on the stg2+)..and i put an mbc in set @17-18psi.

MarkFank

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JasonS4+Festicle

fixes everything, then put one in and call it a day.

Keep the program you have and then have the ability to use your software for something else someday (ie: potential home brew use)....

The inability to tweak the new stuff with Lemmiwinks is a big negative in my book.

3Scanner

I went with the newer code and switched over to Flashloader in the process. Less spiking as a result and feels much smoother. Didn't need to use MBC as a result. I'm happy for now since I avoided introducing another factor into the equation.

UseTheS4ce

thanks guys, those were the kind of responses I was looking for

Toasty-Stg3::HCBP

vascillating -- great word...

wagongotya

&lt;spelling bee champion&gt; it's vacillating :/

Shano

If I'm not mistaken, this is only true of the stage -3 software.

JasonS4+Festicle

then no reason at all not to go with the latest greatest stuff (unless it's slower!)