Sorry my brains are scrambled yes that's what I'm wondering
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User interface: yes extremely easy if you understand what you're adjusting and everything that is labeled. I mean if you know the order of numbers and simple math you easily figure out how to adjust what you're wanting to adjust.
This is the hard part:
Knowing what it is and actually what you're adjusting and in what way
knowing proper methods and order of tuning
knowing safe limits and signs that your past a safe limit and also what COULD happen
knowing what it is in Hp tuners you need to change to achieve a result your wanting (ex changing something simple and shift pressure)
knowing if you change something in one field, you may have others that you have to calibrate.
knowing how to data log and adjust the tune to get a desired outcome, and being able to realize parameters that need to be adjusted by data logging.
Hears the thing i could go on and on and on..... Heres how i learned. I got tired of paying people and went half and half with a friend for HP tuners which was 300 a person. However it came with 8 free cedits which allowed us to tune 4 GM vehicles @ 250 a pop we easily made out money right back.
I learned from a local friend of mine by watching him and asking questions.
Then I just started playing with it and tuning my truck and changing little things. The majority of my know how came from the hp tuner forum by simpling just reading how to's they have one for just about tuning anything, tires, fans, shift properties, AFR, fueling, timing, converters,........ ect, ect, ect.
I just cammed my truck, this is my first cammed truck im tuning because i refused to do others until i was comfortable with mine. My truck has a large cam for a 5.3 most would say, after research on hptuners forum it was easy. Took me 15 minutes to adjust to a perfect idle no stalling, no surging, and to also calibrate in my new injectors.
You learn the basics and become comfortable with it you begin to pick up on the rest very easily, at first its over whelming but it kills you to study because you want to know everything. The trouble shooting capability is also extremely nice to have, its equivalent to having a snap on tech 2 scanner.