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What you're missing there TARD is the fact that there are very few products that can manipulate Nissan ECU's. It has been this way for many years across most of
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What you're missing there TARD is the fact that there are very few products that can manipulate Nissan ECU's. It has been this way for many years across most of their products. In the past the only way to get a tune was to send your ECU to Jim Wolf and tell them what you were looking for and what you had done to your car. Thankfully now we have UpRev and COBB both working on unlocking the full potential of our ECU. Unfortunately they are running into speedbumps like the VVEL.
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lol did he just call me a TARD? I thought there were a few companies who can already control every aspect of the ECU's technology. FI's tuner seems to be able to as well as GTM. I see why the AP would be handy for new maps and updates but I would still prefer them to tune it on a dyno that way I know for sure.
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