HELP!!Needing a chip burned with stock calibration

[matthis]

I'm looking for some help finding someone that does "chip burning". I have a socketed logic module and need the program for a 87 Shelby Lancer 2.2 T2 Auto cal. I searched the ECU Code Repository (http://www.turbo-mopar.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?85-ECU-Code-Repository) and found the program that I need. Does anyone know who I should look up that could do this for me? I have a couple of blank chips I could trade if that helps!And FYI I also posted this under the electrical and fuel systems section. Thanks!

[turbovanman²]

www.boostbutton.com or contact "shelgame" on here, his name is Rob.

[RoadWarrior222]

You know, sometimes I'm tempted to try programming one manually for bragging rights, but then either nobody would believe me or want to watch the 20 hour youtube vid proving it :D

Yah, Rob is your best bet. "It's what he does"

[cordes]

As others have said, Rob is the best bet. You could always do it yourself for cheap though.

http://omniglht.com/cal.html

ETA: I deleted your other posts so that everyone would direct their comments to this central thread. If you want it moved to the EFI section etc. just let me know.

[matthis]

thanks guys, I will PM shelgame. and as for RoadWarrior222 I would watch your 20hr video! I love watch'en these 4bangers, leaning tower of power machines just beat the living carp out of those big bad stangs and vette's.:D

[RoadWarrior222]

Heh, no it would be 20 hours of "And now we're putting 01010110 into address 0000000000001011" :D

[matthis]

that's funny binary numbers!:D Yeah I have a hard time stay awake when we are going over binary numbers so I couldn't even bare to think about 20hrs would do to my brain. But atleast I would be able to count to 1:D

[cordes]

that's funny binary numbers!:D Yeah I have a hard time stay awake when we are going over binary numbers so I couldn't even bare to think about 20hrs would do to my brain. But atleast I would be able to count to 1:D

If doing it old style it would be Hex anyway!

[RoadWarrior222]

Only if you blew a whole couple of bucks on some hex coded switches, instead of just putting wires in and out of your breadboard. The machine speaks binary, hex is just easier for humans, and more compact on screen to pick through, get 1 character replacing 4.

[ShelGame]

PM replied - I actually have an '078 chip (that's the '87 T2 SL Auto Cal) as a pull from an LM I built for someone. I usually keep the LM 'pulls' just in case. I have many stock '87 T2 chips, but just that one T2 auto chip...