Just got it in. Sealed, as Ebay seller said it would be pheeew....


While on the box says part # 32107-01G, the CD inside is labeled "J", and the manual on the CD lists:

(CD Revision ‘J’, 1/4/2007)
• Added Model Year 2007 HDI calibrations and parts lists numbered 89 - 94.
• Added Model Year 2007 calibration 95.
• Updated calibrations 78, 79, and 88 to improve fuel economy.
• All 127 cal filenames rev'd to -B2.
• All 129 cal filenames rev'd to -A2.
• All 141 cal filenames rev'd to -A2.
• All new cal filenames rev'd to -A1.
• New Features:
Tuning Mode 4.6.2. adds new calibrations for 2007 HDI vehicles and Active Intake and Exhaust functions for HDI vehicles that support this feature. All
2007 model year ‘Big Twin’ calibrations have been updated to allow using the ‘Automatic Compression Release’ (ACR) function. Refer to the pull
down HELP in Tuning Mode for further information.

Am I set, or do I still need to go out and get newer softwear?

Also, the package says that the dealer must install it...

Is this true? Does "install" involve anything more than "plugging it in?"

Also, any map recommendations?

Thanks

 

I cant remeber sitting here a work but I think you want #67 what is map #67 listed as?

 

Yeah, that was the one I was going to try. Thanks.

 

Do a search on the usb cable, I wouldn't even try it with anything other than a Belkin brand

 

Sounds like you got it. I just did the same thing to my bike except it's a 110 cu in. I would highly recomend a good dyno tune guy to look at all the final set up however. The factory programs just get real close. I've heard tell that some are not so close. If you decide to pay for the dyno, check to see if they have a set of cables so you can save the money. If I read correctly there should be 240 or 260 parimeters that can be altered for each cylinder. Speaking for myself they looked a little over my head to know how each one would run out on a dyno. Good luck and let us know how it all turn out.

 

I'm planning on a Dyno once all my hardwear is in place.

Hopefully sooner rather than later

 

With all the problems using different USB adaptors, I would suggest getting a serial port pc card. Such as this one....should work much better. This one is for the expresscard slot, I think they also have one for the older LT's with standard pc card slots... RS 232 is still a commonly used interface....just that not many average LT users have a need for it...
http://www.siig.com/ViewProduct.aspx?pn=JJ-EC1012-S1

JMHO.....

 

Actually I have a few year old laptop with a dock. The dock actually looks like it has the Db9 Serial port. Who'da thought. [/b]