Thank you so much , just my luck you were talking about a fusion sport

@thundrstruck87

2 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help!

Could not have been better timing lol. Just got an e30 tune and I am pretty excited lol to say the least

@thundrstruck87

3 жыл бұрын

Nice lol you’ll have so much fun, I love my e30 tune.

Awesome, thanks for going in depth and showing how to retrieve the data log file. Trying to decide which tuning device I want, the BDX, X4, or LivewireTS. Any opinions?

@thundrstruck87

2 жыл бұрын

I would go with the BDX In my opinion. A lot easier to mount and use. The BDX works well with the wireless sync and ease of uploading/downloading files. If you’re really into monitoring and have a plan to mount it nicely I’d go for the bigger live wire for the bigger screen. Otherwise the BDX will work beautifully and it’s small form factor allows for easy mounting. I don’t have any personal experience with those besides the BDX, I’m just going off of what I would get.

I got the same BDX tuner from unleashed but don't have the fuspo option for gauges/datalog. Cloud updates and device updates don't find anything, do you think this is a SCT or unleashed thing??

Why do I need to email the tuner the data log when I can upload it to the cloud?

How did you get the fusion sport config file? I don’t see that on my BDX tuner and I don’t see options for monitoring like engine knock

@thundrstruck87

Жыл бұрын

I’m not sure honestly. I bought this used, but I think if you ask your tuner, you might be able to grab a copy of it!

Which USB port do you connect? the micro B on the bottom of device? or the mini-b on the HDMI cable?

@thundrstruck87

Жыл бұрын

The USB to Micro USB is what I use to grab the datalog from the device. The HDMI is for going to the OBD2 port.

@TristynRusselo

Жыл бұрын

@@thundrstruck87 on the SIDE of the HDMI is a micro-b port. it fried my laptop usb hub. its 12volt

how do you delete existing datalogs on the bdx?

@thundrstruck87

2 жыл бұрын

As far as I know, you don’t delete them. Each datalog overwrites the one before it. I think it just takes care of itself tbh. I’ve done many logs, I think it’s just flash memory instead of dedicated space