Thread: Can I use Ecutek? help
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Old 01-04-2016, 07:41 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Yeah good luck with that one. You will need it dealing with him.

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Originally Posted by hooey_b View Post
So here's my dilemma:

I want Ecutek.


But my car is an 08 G37S....I got in contact with Ecutek, and they told me that tuning on an 08 isn't possible due to the size on the ECU. the 08 ECU has only 1 GB, 09 (and up i'm guessing) has 1.5GB...

My question is, would I be able to integrate that extra memory somehow separate from the ECU? or would I even be able to swap my 08 ECU for an 09 ECU?

I heard that J. Visconti may have an answer, but no reply from my email so far.
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