I got mine with the bluetooth a while ago it KICKS ASS, no other tuning product has run my car so smoothly.
For you guys who already have Neptune, non-RTP, if you want to try and get in the limited prerelease email info@hrtuning.com
For the guys who don't have Neptune already, I hear he's trying to gauge intrest to see if people care about the lack of the onboard DL, if they don't, this might expand into a general release of the boards, so email him in that case too.
Haha, James asked me about you when you emailed him, and I think I was the one who got to make the call on if you were approved or not.
I can say for sure it's worth saving up for. I just had to take mine out and send it back because I had an early, early version that doesn't support flashing the firmware. I'm getting it upgraded so I have all the latest bells and whistles, and can flash the firmware through the software like the newest ones can. I am already missing the BT logging!
Ive got a friend using neptune on his JRSC prelude, 9lbs of boost, DSM injectors and 3" exhaust he made 260whp here in colorado...our board at coprelude.com is down right now, but when it comes back up I will post his dynos.
I called the makers of Neptune to see if they would be willing to try to do something for us auto Prelude guys and he said that it wasnt worth all the research and time he would have to put into it for only a handful of users. its a shame too, I really like the system, and we have a great neptune Tuner in our area!
I actually put quite a bit of time into trying to figure something out, but here's the deal- being able to chip the OBD2 ECUs would be awesome, but due to their design it is not feasable. It's not like chipping an OBD1 board where you add a few pieces and you're done. It would require obtaining obsolete parts from OKI (a programmable version of the CPU) which are unavailable, and are one-time-programmable anyhow, so if you burned once, you're stuck with it. It just plain doesn't make sense for anyone to do it. They aren't like the RSX ecu with flash memory that can be reprogrammed.
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