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For Sale! Predator Diablosport Tuner ~~~~$225~~~~

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Selling my Predator tuner. I had both this and a custom tune from Wait4me and I am going to go back to the custom tune. They were about equal in performance, but I cannot re-sell the PCM, so my experiment is your gain!

Most people on here know what all these handheld tuners can do, so I won't bore you with the details, but here is a link to their website.....

http://www.diablosport.com/

I am asking $225 shipped to your door. I prefer Paypal because it protects us both.

Post here or email me at [email protected].

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It will be unlocked when it is sold. It is still currently tuned in my personal truck, but I will re install my factory tune and send this one out. I will guarantee it to work. I am not a scam artist. If you would want to check my feedback on e-bay my ID is 3b55. I have a 100% rating there. I do not have it listed there yet because I like to try and sell on the message boards first.

Let me know. Thanks!

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How old is it? Is it one of the new ones that log? (The 7193 was updated recently to allow logging and Internet updatability).

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How old is it? Is it one of the new ones that log? (The 7193 was updated recently to allow logging and Internet updatability).

I can tell you it was purchased on 9/17/2007. I bought it off a message board (do not remember if it was this one or the Full Size Chevy forum) around this time last year. I installed the tune in my truck and that is all. I really did not explore the other options on it. I only purchased it because I have Wait4me PCM tune that I was not very happy with for a few minor reasons and I wanted to compare the results. I think the Diablosport is an awesome tool that is probably way out of my league to tinker with other than the stock tunes installed! I am too afraid to do 5% of what this thing is capable of, but I am anything BUT tech-savy!

I just figured I would sell this to someone who will use it to it's ability and just run my tuned PCM instead. I did get the original receipt for it from the guy I purchased it from because I was told that Predator is tough on that if you need updates. I never even tried to do anything like that because the Diablosport was trouble free for me.

If there is any way of better answering your questions, feel free to let me know and I will be glad to look for anyone. I need to un-tune my truck anyway for a possible local buy, so I will check to see if it has a "version" number listed.

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I just seen in my manual where it has a section on real-time data logging. Plug it in while driving and it records data. I think this is what you are referring to. Hope this helps!

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If it boots up and says version 2.11, then it is a old one. If it says something like 9r03, it is a new one. I was just asking as I am looking for a 2nd one for a friend.

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Well I know I can do the real time data logging and, although I never tried it, it does have the port to hook up to the computer for updates. And mine says "GM 04Predator 2.1" then "BIOS V 6.01".

I did un-install the tune in my truck so the system is now unlocked and ready to ship.

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