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Posted by	Kenny on May 04, 2006 at 10:45 AM
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In Reply To	Re: ... posted by DVDBURN (MD) on May 04, 2006 at 10:09 AM
Message	Its the way it works learned through experience and research. For those of us with more than laymen's knowledge of electronics and computing, could you provide a more detailed description of your research on this matter? Recursively Yours, Kenny... PETZ Member #5 SteamyZ. Never had did me wrong. - SL103 07/06/04 11:58:15
Follow Ups	Regarding JWT chips and safety. - DVDBURN (MD) 09:15:39 05/04/06 thanks for the info (n/m) - Atl300zxTT (Extremely Lazy) 09:23:42 05/04/06 So... - Kenny 09:25:22 05/04/06 Yup. (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 09:39:39 05/04/06 ... - spicyZ 09:43:37 05/04/06 Re: ... - DVDBURN (MD) 10:09:57 05/04/06 Re: Re: ... - Kenny 10:45:29 05/04/06 2nd (n/m) - aliaZ 11:22:29 05/04/06 3rd. Original post was all conjecture. - AntiHero 12:30:10 05/04/06 and obviously i know code is stored in rom somewhere... - AntiHero 12:33:38 05/04/06 Re: - spicyZ 12:31:44 05/04/06 Re: Re: - DVDBURN (MD) 12:46:43 05/04/06 Safety boost and limp mode are not the same thing - spicyZ 13:02:22 05/04/06 Yes, you are absolutely correct and I apologize. (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 13:41:36 05/04/06 So much for "experience and research" (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 13:55:58 05/04/06 If this is your best answers,this post should be disregarded - AntiHero 12:46:23 05/04/06 hmm - aliaZ 09:54:11 05/04/06 Re: hmm - DVDBURN (MD) 10:14:33 05/04/06 Do you realize.. - John B. 10:51:36 05/04/06 Or for that matter, anytime they are cold? - Joe(NoVA) 10:57:20 05/04/06 this completely refutes the theory... (n/m) - AntiHero 12:48:18 05/04/06 Why is the secondary map best left untouched? (n/m) - dpjax 10:07:32 05/04/06 To keep the system constant, providing consistent power. (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 10:18:34 05/04/06 I thought we were worried about safety? (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 12:33:18 05/04/06 Re: I thought we were worried about safety? - DVDBURN (MD) 12:35:09 05/04/06 Incorrect >> - ztunerz 11:08:21 05/04/06 Re: Incorrect >> - DVDBURN (MD) 11:41:31 05/04/06 Just right enough to fool people - Jehannum 14:03:41 05/04/06 what about ignition timing? (n/m) - scubasteve (rebuilding) 13:16:31 05/05/06 Ignition timing is different on my JWT - Jehannum 14:27:45 05/05/06 Which begs the question: - Joe(NoVA) 10:28:50 05/04/06 Good Points....I am curious about that too. (n/m) - Unluky (MO) 10:58:11 05/04/06 i agree and waiting for some answers - Max865(ATL) 11:06:16 05/04/06 Secondary maps and injectors - Jehannum 19:00:08 05/04/06 Re: Which begs the question: - DVDBURN (MD) 11:06:27 05/04/06 I'd rather have more fuel and retarded timing - Joe(NoVA) 11:16:24 05/04/06 To correct you too >> - ztunerz 11:21:19 05/04/06 I didn't say he was the only one who does it - Joe(NoVA) 12:28:10 05/04/06 Re: I didn't say he was the only one who does it - DVDBURN (MD) 12:39:27 05/04/06 I'm not risking anything - Joe(NoVA) 13:05:32 05/04/06 Yes, that is all correct - Jehannum 14:32:19 05/05/06 Thanks for the info. (n/m) - Piranha(Omaha) 11:04:39 05/04/06 I think the "limp" mode you are referring too is something - Russell@Z1 11:12:34 05/04/06 2nd. I have experimented with this as well (n/m) - kaosTTZ 11:35:03 05/04/06 If what you are saying is correct >>> - ztunerz 11:17:54 05/04/06 Re: If what you are saying is correct >>> - DVDBURN (MD) 11:51:13 05/04/06 Right. JWT relies on a safe CORE map rather than "hoping" - SeedyROM 11:57:57 05/04/06 It is surprising that Nissan didn't take this route - Joe(NoVA) 12:37:38 05/04/06 Re: It is surprising that Nissan didn't take this route - DVDBURN (MD) 12:41:43 05/04/06 ??? That is how they do it - SeedyROM 13:45:17 05/04/06 I don't see what was so hard for both of you to understand.. - Joe(NoVA) 13:54:40 05/04/06 Don't make the mistake of lumping me in with him - SeedyROM 18:22:40 05/04/06 Nah, its cool - Joe(NoVA) 19:49:09 05/04/06 Here we go again........................ - Riddick 11:52:11 05/04/06 I just put a hi-performance Vaccum tube in my ECU *shrug* (n/m) - Waco300zx 12:07:12 05/04/06 An excellent discussion. Thank you all. (n/m) - TT XTZ 12:21:13 05/04/06 Safety maps are programmed into the EPROM. - Jehannum 13:02:03 05/04/06 Yes, you're absolutely correct. (n/m) - DVDBURN (MD) 13:45:32 05/04/06
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