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I just wanted to inquire about the custom tunes, just a little bit
confused as to how this all works. I'm currently new to this and never really did anything to my other auto. Now I ordered custom tunes for my truck due to the fact that everyone says that the 04 f150's run lean from factory and once an aftermarket CAI is installed it is a compounded problem. Now I was under the impression that once you ordered the gryphon w/ custom tunes once you've received the item your custom tunes would be there also. Now from what I've been reading it doesn't work like that. I just wanted to clear up the process. This is what I think is going to happen so far: 1) I receive the gryphon and it only has the canned tunes. 2) I plug in the gryphon into my truck and then go through the tuner to find my hex code. 3) After I submit my hex code, that's when the process to write my tunes begin. 4) Where I posted my hex code is where I'll receive notification that my custom tunes are ready. Now I'm not sure that's correct, but that's what it seems like is going to happen from what I've read. Now I just had a few questions. How do I plug in the custom tunes into the gryphon? Is there instructions within the package with the programmer? How long does it take to receive the tunes? Now I ordered 2 custom tunes, do I have a choice on which stock tune I can keep? Thanks for the help and I'm very excited about the tuner and hope you guys have a great day. Thanks again. |
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First, which gryphon did you get?
The monochrome gryphon uses a PHP program called pegasus, it can be downloaded from the PHP website and might also come on a CD with the programmer. The CS and CTS still use the Edge software Fusion. The process you have is pretty close, I'll clarify though. For the monochrome gryphon you get the programmer, get your hex code, send in your hex code then wait until they write the tune. Then when they tell you it is done you use Pegasus to load the custom tune on the programmer. For the CS and CTS you get the programmer, get and send your hex code, you get a notification to update your programmer, after you update your programmer you reply that is is updated, PHP puts the tune on Edge's Fusion server where you do another update. After that you keep the programmer in your truck. As for which tunes you replace and which ones you get you'll have to look at your invoice. 87 custom performance tunes usually replace the level 1 transmission tune because that tune is rather useless for anything besides basic diagnostics. A custom tow tune usually replaces the canned tow tune because you really only need one tow tune on a gas truck. Now for time, I can't say. That depends on how crazy it is in the office. I know back when I ordered mine I just forgot about the custom tune that I ordered so the wait wouldn't seem long...it actually worked very well and was a nice little surprise. ![]()
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Thanks for the clarity, I'm waiting for my CS too.
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Oh I got the Gryphon PHP. So I can even get Pegasus on the site itself?
Nice, I'll go search for it. Thanks for the clarification bro. I like that color on your truck. |
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Actually since I've tried installing pegasus onto my computer it has
failed on all counts. I think I'll just wait for the tuner, I think it might have the program with it. |
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Do not plug the programmer in until you have Pegasus successfully installed.
What version of Windows do you have?
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