Open source tuning for MazdaSpeed - SpeedLink

[murphys_law]

I will wait for that so I know if it is actually working. Out of curiosity do you use the built in AI on GitHub to help develop the software?

Edit: I'll send you a DM on here as it is easier than clogging up this thread for more useful information.

Release SpeedLink v0.5.5-alpha.3 — Read and backup progress · mrphyslaw/SpeedLink

Read and backup progress is now prominent on the Connection page. See the current pass, bytes read and overall progress across both complete reads. See elapsed time and remaining time estimated fr...

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[brandon19]

Easy as, I'll test it out soon.

A side question, with the ability to access and modify the ROMs now, does this give people the ability to make custom ROMs with definitions to create new tables and features, similar to what they do with EVOs on ECUflash?

 

[murphys_law]

Easy as, I'll test it out soon.

A side question, with the ability to access and modify the ROMs now, does this give people the ability to make custom ROMs with definitions to create new tables and features, similar to what they do with EVOs on ECUflash?

Yup. Very similar. If someone has the knowledge they can create whatever they want. I did something similar with Nissans some years back and eventually a shop implemented map switching on the factory ecu based on the open source definitions and flashing.

My plan is to add all the common stuff once the software is a bit more mature: 2 step, nlts, mayyybe map switching(there should be enough room, I think)etc.

 

[brandon19]

Yup. Very similar. If someone has the knowledge they can create whatever they want. I did something similar with Nissans some years back and eventually a shop implemented map switching on the factory ecu based on the open source definitions and flashing.

My plan is to add all the common stuff once the software is a bit more mature: 2 step, nlts, etc.

Okay that is pretty cool to hear and keen to see where this goes then.