Visit the Moates.Net web site for additional information on the OBDII RT Tuner program and the Roadrunner emulator. All your current Vehicle Definition Files will still be usable. OBDII Tuner program you may purchase a very reasonably priced upgrade to the OBDII RT Tuner program when you purchase the Roadrunner emulator. If you are a registered of the original C.A.T.S. The OBDII RT Tuner program and the full line of Vehicle Definition Files are available from Craig Moates when you purchase the Roadrunner emulator. The OBDII RT Tuner program uses the same low-priced Vehicle Definition Files as the standard OBDII Tuner program and just like the original OBDII Tuner program is not VIN locked so you can tune as many vehicles as you want without having to worry about additional licenses. The OBDII RT Tuner program functions just like our original OBDII Tuner program with all the same editing features but with real-time tuning functionality. When used with the Craig Moates Roadrunner emulator The OBDII RT Tuner program allows you to tune these vehicle in real-time while the engine is running! Imagine the time you can save when you can make a calibration change and instantly seeing the results. You can't read as many parameters at once, but you can scan different parameters by hitting a button. It's a scanner with data log that also installs in your dash for realtime monitoring. Even if you loose the number, you can call AutoTap and they will pull your file and give you the serial number you bought.Īnother option I forgot to mention is the AeroForce scan gauge. As long as you keep track of the number, you can install it on as many machines as you want. You get a different number when you upgrade to an expanded package.

The important thing is that you have the correct serial numbers. Transferring the software is as easy as installing it on any new machine. The installer file is only 12 MB in size.

The software itself can be downloaded from Autotap's website, or installed using the CD that comes with the OBDII cable. You can also use on Macs with VM software or Bootcamp. I've used AutoTap on a 10 year old IBM Thinkpad running XP, so any new Windows machine will run it. It's a very small app, and not very processor intensive at all.

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