Unless I'm missing it, it would be helpful to quickly find an "address" of a function by punching in the address. Like a "search" function. That way users could quickly direct each other to certain functions without having to say "go General > Engine > Airflow > XXXX". Instead, just "find 38051 and change XXX."
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If I'm understanding you correctly, we already have this functionality in VCM Editor software. Open a tune file. Hit Control-N. Then type your table number in the text box.
2022 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing (733 whp)
2022 Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing (716 whp), 10.750 @ 134.77 mph
2016 Cadillac ATS-Vs (eleven ATS-Vs in the 9s)
2008 Pontiac G8 (first G8 in the 10s), 10.727 @ 129.87 mph
2000 Bonneville SSEi (first 3800 Bonneville in the 10s), 10.711 @ 125.71 mph
1999 Grand Prix GT (first 3800 FWD in the 8s), 8.902 @ 154.90 mph
1998 Firebird (first 3800 RWD in the 8s), 843 whp, 8.991 @ 152.12 mph
1998 Grand Prix GTP (first 3800 FWD in the 10s), 9.499 @ 145.13 mph
Oh, there it is. Never mindOriginally Posted by Tapout Tuning
I had wondered the same thing. I am now informed. Thanks Tapout
I wish I knew this shortcut years ago.
2022 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing (733 whp)
2022 Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing (716 whp), 10.750 @ 134.77 mph
2016 Cadillac ATS-Vs (eleven ATS-Vs in the 9s)
2008 Pontiac G8 (first G8 in the 10s), 10.727 @ 129.87 mph
2000 Bonneville SSEi (first 3800 Bonneville in the 10s), 10.711 @ 125.71 mph
1999 Grand Prix GT (first 3800 FWD in the 8s), 8.902 @ 154.90 mph
1998 Firebird (first 3800 RWD in the 8s), 843 whp, 8.991 @ 152.12 mph
1998 Grand Prix GTP (first 3800 FWD in the 10s), 9.499 @ 145.13 mph
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