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When your done tweaking those settings save the ROM file or upload it to the ECU. When you modify values in currently defined fields, you will be modifying the actual ROM file.

Like say 'B13RT.xdf' is the address file, while 'B13-DET-370cc-3BAR-Z32.bin' is the actual tune. You will be able to tell which file is which by looking at the extension of the file. The ROM which is the actual tune, '.bin extension', and the Address Definition file '.xdf extension' in TunerPro and '.adr extension' in RomEditor or NISTune. There are two main files involved in ECU tuning.

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Address Files (.xdf/.adr extension) - Address files tell the software how to interpret and display the values found in the ROM files.Дetailed Explanation of ROM files and Address files and what they do:.All of the values that tell your ECU how to run are located in the ROM file. ROM Files (.bin extension) - ROM files are the actual tune's.B13's and S13's share a similar BIN structure, but have different tuning values. Main reason for this is, just because one specific Chassis doesn't have an item doesn't mean all 32bit/64bit ECU's don't have that item. I will sometimes refer to items as being Chassis specific or as 32bit/64bit only.

If you want to use a BIN that is not compatible, you will have to open the tune and manually copy and paste the values into a BIN that is compatible with your ECU. If it's 64KB then it's for an OBD2/B14 ecu. If it's 32KB then it's for an OBD1/B13 Ecu. An easy way to tell on if a BIN will work on your ECU is to look at the BIN's file size.

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