saving custom tunes to computer
 

I received the email yesterday that my calibrations were ready.
This morning I updated my Gryphon from Targeted Functions and all appears to be good. I have not yet reinstalled the unit back into my truck but will later today.
Question I have is, is there a way I can download or save the custom files to my computer in case I need them for the future? I can't think of a reason why I would need them, but I just might.
Also, are the custom files stored on the PHP server for future retrieval or not?

Thank you,
John

I don't think you can personally save them to your computer.

PHP does keep them but I don't think they are just left sitting on the server, probably some back up drive.

Don't take this as gospel but I think that is right.

Carfordude, I don't know exactly how PHP does it either, but I think you are right. I can't get to MY custom tunes anymore on their server, but Bill would have no trouble at all putting them there for me if I ever needed them again. So, they're saved somehow at PHP.

Camptime - there is NO way you can download and save your tunes to your computer. I understand why you'd like to do this, but it wouldn't do you any good even if you could. The tunes have to be uploaded to your Gryphon through Pegasus and it's not configured to find your tunes on your local harddrive. It only looks on PHP's server.

- Jack

OK thanks. Did not think I could save them on my end, but Bill has them stored on his end and I can get them if needed, that will be fine.

John

update
 

Forgot to mention a few minutes ago that my new custom tunes are awesome. I had been running the 91-93 octane canned tune with 91 octane fuel, and the new 87 octane performance feels even stronger than the 91 canned!

I get to try my 87 tow later this week. I am only towing a tent trailer with a ten ft box, but I will carrying firewood and a couple of ice chests and some other stuff too. I asked for the tune to handle about 5000lbs trailer because in the not too distant future we want to upgrade to a 'real' trailer.

Can't wait. It is getting close to camp time.