I think it may depend on the which tune you request. I think
@07Burb has that feature, but he may have a different tune loaded.
This is off the Black Bear website regarding tunes.
http://www.blackbearperformance.com/autocal_management.asp
Common Tune File Names and Descriptions
Below are a list of some of the most commonly used file names and basic descriptions associated that we will provide for customers.
- "ECM", "TCM" - Refer to Engine Control Module and Transmission Control Module respectively. Those vehicles with separate computers for each will have separate tune files for each which must be programmed independently.
- StockTune, StockECM, StockTCM - All refer to OEM factory tune files. To revert to factory configuration, program all files with "Stock" in the name onto the vehicle.
- 89-87OctECM - Engine computer tune designed for optimal use with 89 or in some cases 87 octane as well.
- 91+OctECM - Engine computer tune designed for 92-93 octane with acceptable operation on 91 octane as well.
- ModTCM - Transmission computer tune designed for all around shift patterns and response improvement. Tow/haul shift functions will remain unaltered on truck platforms.
- SportTCM - Transmission computer tune designed for more aggressive shift patterns and response. On 4 speed trucks, this is primarly accomplished on the tow/haul option only.
- EconTCM - Transmission computer tune designed for more economical shift patterns. Throttle response may suffer as a result.
- 89-87OctTune, 91+OctTune, ModTune - Vehicles with a single engine/transmission computer with standard shift pressure/response improvements. Tow/haul shift functions will remain unaltered on truck platforms.
- 89-87OctSport, 91+OctSport, ModSport - Vehicles with a single engine/transmission computer with more aggressive shift pressure/response improvements. On truck platforms, this will take place of the tow/haul shift pattern.