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    Thats great for all the LS1 guys!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GMPX View Post
    The setup on the 2003+ was quite different to 1998-2002 due to the Ethanol fuel options. Hopefully I added enough to make it do what you guys need.

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    Ross,
    Thank you very much!!! This has pushed me over the edge to purchase the V2. Thanks again!!!
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    Nope....April 1st has been and gone....so....this must be true!
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    Thanks Ross.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whippled 496 View Post
    Ross,
    Thank you very much!!! This has pushed me over the edge to purchase the V2. Thanks again!!!
    Whilst I appreciate you wanting to do that, you don't need a V2 to use the new tables (I am assuming you have a V1 already).

    I've sent the updated .calz files to Paul to include in the next update. Paul is aiming for an update for Easter.
    I'm not sure what will happen if you have the tables defined in the .cax files and in the new .calz files, might want to keep an eye on that.

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    Cool...

    Should we delete our old cax files...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GMPX View Post
    Whilst I appreciate you wanting to do that, you don't need a V2 to use the new tables (I am assuming you have a V1 already).

    I've sent the updated .calz files to Paul to include in the next update. Paul is aiming for an update for Easter.
    I'm not sure what will happen if you have the tables defined in the .cax files and in the new .calz files, might want to keep an eye on that.

    Cheers,
    Ross
    this is excellent news. once again, this kind of outstanding service and understanding of the needs of the consumer is one of the top reasons why EFILive blows the competition away. thanks again Ross.

    X2 on the question from Joecar, should we delete the Cax files after the next update?
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    x3.
    Was just about to ask that question.
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    I haven't looked at the .cax file additions you guys have done, there maybe more or less tables I am not sure. Plus didn't someone add in the Lean Cruise patch to the .cax files?
    Maybe move the .cax files for now so the software doesn't see them, don't delete them yet.

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    Great work Ross, good to see all the LS1 guys can now play with these tables.
    Thanks again to Mick who got those tables going for us in the cax files until they were officially implemented.
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    We do have the LC cax files separate.

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