Anthonypjacobs
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So since the ECM is locked by GM, are we only able to do CAI and exhaust? I’m getting the new Corsa exhaust for the 6.2 but would really like to get more out of it.
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It will only be a matter of time before the door is opened.So since the ECM is locked by GM, are we only able to do CAI and exhaust? I’m getting the new Corsa exhaust for the 6.2 but would really like to get more out of it.
Looking forward to your feedback on the Corsa when you get it.So since the ECM is locked by GM, are we only able to do CAI and exhaust? I’m getting the new Corsa exhaust for the 6.2 but would really like to get more out of it.
Right onSame here….everybody wants to know what the truck sounds like inside and out when the DFM kicks in…
For a ‘21+?You can purchase an unlocked ECM from Whipple Superchargers, HP Tuners, and a few other places. I have seen them available for purchase. They are running arounf the $700 mark for an unlocked ECM.
For a ‘21+?
I emailed them to clarify. Their description only says Sierra and Silverado. Like the Pulsar LT, I doubt this ecm works with the Tahoe/Yukon/Esky.Yes - the new T1XX platform. L84 & L87 motors.
https://www.hptuners.com/product/e90-modified-ecm-purchase-ecm-exchange-service/
Given that there is encryption between the various components of the car, I wonder if GM's intention wasn't so much to thwart tuners as it was to thwart hackers trying to take control of the car's various systems from outside. If so, they may eventually provide a back door for tuners to use for a fee. Factory authorized tuners like Hennessy will need a method like that to work their magic, legitimately.The '21+ full size suv's have GM's Global B electronic system, same as the C8 and the CT5 I think it was. The 22+ full size trucks have it now too I think. No one has yet to crack them, and more than likely won't be. Running dual ECM's I think is the only option.
Shirt story, each module uses dual encryption for communication between other modules in the vehicle. 1 part of the encryption is unique to each VIN. Cracking 1 won't crack them all. And from what I read GM can push an update to change the encryption if it was cracked.
This is what is stopping me right now from getting Open Pilot working, but we are working on a possible work around.
Good pointGiven that there is encryption between the various components of the car, I wonder if GM's intention wasn't so much to thwart tuners as it was to thwart hackers trying to take control of the car's various systems from outside. If so, they may eventually provide a back door for tuners to use for a fee. Factory authorized tuners like Hennessy will need a method like that to work their magic, legitimately.
Given that there is encryption between the various components of the car, I wonder if GM's intention wasn't so much to thwart tuners as it was to thwart hackers trying to take control of the car's various systems from outside. If so, they may eventually provide a back door for tuners to use for a fee. Factory authorized tuners like Hennessy will need a method like that to work their magic, legitimately.
That article is quite old, and Hennessy has already said that they cannot tune a C8 and have in sorts given up on them. GM has already been quoted saying that they WILL NOT help the aftermarket with tuning and that only the best and brightest will figure it out.![]()
Hennessey Doesn't Know How It Will Tune The C8 Corvette
Hennessey Performance Engineering claimed that it will tune the 2020 C8 Corvette Stingray up to 1,200 hp, but we're still left with lots of questions.www.musclecarsandtrucks.com
I highly doubt GM will ever release the ability outside of a federal right to repair law.
I chose an old article to show how long it has been an issue.That article is quite old, and Hennessy has already said that they cannot tune a C8 and have in sorts given up on them. GM has already been quoted saying that they WILL NOT help the aftermarket with tuning and that only the best and brightest will figure it out.