It’s the ideal tool for starters, because of the support provided by the “maps”, “special maps” and “super map files” add-on modules that recognize maps inside the ECU. Swiftec - Revolutionary chiptuning editing software Overview Swiftec allow the end user to get the maximum performance out of modern electronic controlled engines such as cars, truck, bikes, boats, any engine that are controlled via a ECU. Swiftec have FREE and included autodetection of maps for Bosch MSA, EDC15, EDC16, EDC17 Delphi (include Trucks) Denso (include Trucks) Lucas Motorola MEMS NNN, Perkins, Trucks Phoenix (John Deere) Siemens MSE, MSD, Rotax, SIM2K Temic TRW (EMS2) Visteon. If you compare OLS/ECM/RACE or some other edition tool, with Swiftec you get lots of modules that other tools not even dream to have, it’s TORQ/DPF/EGR/DTC/ADBLUE/MAF/FLAPS/SL/STARTSTOP/O2/LC Removal modules, and it’s also included to base version of Swiftec. With Swiftec you have same level of freedom as OLS have, featured Map Manager (FREE), and special modules to help build own map packs, also Swiftec offer map packs if you want make your job faster or does not have big experience with creation of map packs youself. Swiftec gives you maps (not very good for maps) + dpf/dtc/egr/kat/ etc, so i think for maps will be better ECM, and to make dpf/egr/dtc etc is better Swiftec. For beginners, ECM titanium is the best, more easy to understand interface and work with it. after you understand maps and do some tunings you can buy winols, WinOLS doesn’t gives you maps ready (must create them) in winols you can do byte coding 1 byte lohi or hilo this permit you to move some switches in more understandable way used in a lot ecu’s and also in vag sw long and short coding If you are a professional tuner, it will be better using WinOLS.

If u want to do maps only and don’t have lots of money and advanced knowledge, go for titanium and use winols to correct checksum, also most modern tools support checksum correction in writting.

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