Alternatives to SCT Pro Racer

So I have been using SCT PR for years, my car runs fine... I've tweaked a lot of little things over the years. But with all this BS going on with SCT, I think its time to find a new platform to sustain my self tuning capabilities on my 2004 Cobra.

I was looking at the Moates Quarterhorse thing. Looks like a good alternative for older pre can bus cars like an 04 Cobra. I DO NOT want to start over from scratch though. I don't have the skills, dyno access, to start with a stock AMZ1 image and get it to where I have it now. Is there a way to pull my modified image off the ECU and then load that up into ECU editor somehow?

Any other alternatives?

Down the road I might make some mods that require MAF changes and stuff, but mainly the only thing I might tweak once in a while is my stoich setting because I got an odd blend of E85.

I think with the Moates you can pull the current tune and look at it. Or maybe that's the Mongoose cable. Either way I think @decipha can help you.

cool yeah I sent decipha a PM

yea simply toss a moates quarterhorse on it fsr superior than sct's offerings

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Binary Editor with a mongoose cable can pull your current tune as well.

thats a lot more expensive and doesn't have anywhere near the datalogging support the qh has nor can it do realtime tuning.

Thats like paying more for a used tire when you can buy a new one cheaper just doesnt make sense.

Decipha - would you mind compiling a quick recommended list of hardware/software you need for the Quarterhorse. I for one am a little confused on what you need for software... Moates website is a cluster ****.

Also if you can recommend a wideband that works best with this setup. It sounds like moates was recommending the LC2 because you can get a digital feed for data logging off the wideband vs analog voltage outputs.

all u need is the quarterhorse - hardware is done

then go download tunerpro which is free and the strategy and base tune for your vehicle if its available for free

everything you need to know in the getting started write up

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