Hello,

Last night I was looking for some video tutorials on how to perform engine calibrations/engine tuning.

I came across:
Learn to Tune - EFI Tuning Courses | High Performance Academy (HPA) - NZ based company.

These guys specialise in the Link G4+ ECUs but they've pretty much used everything as far as I can tell. Take one peak at the forum and you'll find out for yourself.

I registered for their $99USD online fundamentals course which gave me access to the forums and the webinars and let me tell you, I'm impressed!

Best $115AUD I've spent so far!

If you want to learn to how to tune this is the best and cheapest place to start imo or if you sick and tired of sifting through BS you find on the WWW then I suggest you have a look.

There is an advanced course specific to tuning using the Link G4 which is Vipec (explanation of all parameter, functions, best practices, etc.) and there is a wiring fundamentals course coming soon!

Theory of how a motor works is definitely recommend and I have a digital scan of AUTO FUNDAMENTALS which I'm happy to upload but you have to contact me via PM.

I'm looking for a hard copy so if anyone has one and doesn't need it please let me know.

-Stefan

Oops, mod can you please move this to the mechanical section. This is not a FS ad.

That is awesome.

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I signed up a few months ago, lot of useful information on their website!!

And they seem to be updating regularly as well.

Update: Their new Fundamentals of Wiring course is online.

Latest webinars:
-Injector characterisation - big help if you need to choose your injectors
-Dyno Cam control
-VE fuel tuning
-Knock Control is coming up this Tuesday!

Some serious topics discussed on their and they have announced a couple more courses including a full dyno tune session from start to finish (Practical EFI Tuning) and a Road tuning course.

Should have looked at this earlier makes messing with my link a lot easier

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