[staunton.reynaldo]

Hi guys.

I was wondering if anyone perhaps have the 32920-41G00 definition files for a K6 1000.

I do have the bin and flashed it, but cant do any tuning without the definition files.

Thanks in advance.

 

[BillV]

I probably do but they're on another computer and haven't been accessed in years. Are these associated with RomRaider? What extension should the file name have?

 

[staunton.reynaldo]

I probably do but they're on another computer and haven't been accessed in years. Are these associated with RomRaider? What extension should the file name have?

That's correct yes, the Romraider definition files in xml format.

 

[BillV]

Here's the definition file for 32920-41G60. As far as I know it's very similar to 41G00 and possibly the same. This is a fairly early release by Ridgeracer and doesn't seem to have the ECT and IAT map definitions.

 

[staunton.reynaldo]

Here's the definition file for 32920-41G60. As far as I know it's very similar to 41G00 and possibly the same. This is a fairly early release by Ridgeracer and doesn't seem to have the ECT and IAT map definitions.

Thank you so much sir, this will get me going.

Do you or anyone else maybe know the "address" for the quickshifter function?

If so, I presume the connection should be the same as the images on ecueditor.com?

 

[BillV]

What images are you referring to? I couldn't find any.

 

[staunton.reynaldo]

What images are you referring to? I couldn't find any.

If you download the zip file of ecueditor.com, then extract it and open that directory, there is a folder named "Gixxer", inside there are the two images of different types of connection points for the quickshifter.

Ill try to attach it here now.

 

[BillV]

Thanks. I could find those. I thought that you were referring to images of maps. I have some images of other maps that I'm trying to figure out where they came from, possibly Ridgeracer's ECU hacking forum that has been shut down. There is/was another site where various source code was posted but I've forgotten its name.