I gotcha thats about what I was thinking, haha I'm just so new to engine mods I gotta ask about everything. I had my old 95 Explorer decked out but all cosmetics for wheeling and protecting the body on the trail. Now that I have a real truck that primarily stays on the road I'm trying to get the best out of that sweet 5.4L but never really knew where to start since I've never hopped up a motor before... gotta learn what everything does and what's best for which application you know?

 

I'm with you on that man...This is my first modded vehicle and I try to learn about what I am doing before I do it.

 

I am still trying to figure out if I can hook up 2 different Edge Evo's to my home computer without erasing things. I have my Edge all set up but I want to hook up my buddies to make sure it works okay and update it for him. I wonder if that would screw something up with my Fusion account for mine. If I just create another account it should work okay, no? Maybe my thinking is wrong but I should be able to hook multiple Edge's up to 1 laptop. I dont see why not...

 

I will buy the Evo By next week and break all my spark plugs tryin to replace them, then i will check the plugs and see how white they are with just the evo mean while i get the custom tune from PHP. And how does that exactly work? they send u the tune thru email and then download it to the Evo??

 

Yep..you download their free Pegasus software and they send the tune through that. You should get an email that says the tune is complete and then go into the Pegasus software and click update custom tune...I have already converted my Edge to the Gryphon with the Pegasus software. You can get the Pegasus software on the PHP site on the "Support" tab up top.

 

Cool i always run 91 octane any way so just tell them i run 91 and have a CAI and UD pulley system and pay them 60bucks? or is it 60 for each mod?

 

I know a little while back the original evo had to be sent in to PHP for them to convert it but not sure anymore. The edge CS and CTS don't have to be sent in. Just plug in, download, and boom you have a gryphon. Then just takes some time to get the tunes to make it custom tunes. I will say bill does take it seriously when he writes te tunes for each individual truck. He takes in where you live, what style of driving, and all the mods that would affect it so you get the most out of your mods and the money you spent and also he needs to make sure a tune will not make the engine or trans break down due to it which I think people forget why it isn't that easy to write one and he usually writes 2-3 for each person.

Sorry kind of got off topic a little but yes the CS and CTS or just needed to be plugged into their software. They do however not suggest plugging it back in once you have uploaded your custom tunes that way you won't loose them.

 

Its $60 for each tune not each mod. I only use 87 octane so I only got 87 performance and 87 towing and kept the canned transmission tune that came with the tuner

Edit: I just got on their website and for the gryphon its $30 per tune, It could of been updated though or that could be if you are ordering that with a tuner from them and dont forget to give them your HEX code when you get your tuner

 

Oh that's not too bad then, i do tow a Rzr 900 xp when i go to the dunes so, I think im going to do the 91 Performance and 91 towing and keep the trans stock.

 

I would think as long as you create another Fusion acount for his Programmer it will store all of his settings and you just have to remember to log back into yours before connecing your device. All in all it sounds like it should work no problem.