Nissan 370Z Forum

Nissan 370Z Forum (http://www.the370z.com/)
-   Tuning (http://www.the370z.com/tuning/)
-   -   New Uprev Feature... V-Cam (http://www.the370z.com/tuning/108252-new-uprev-feature-v-cam.html)

njobe89 10-27-2015 09:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ANMVQ (Post 3335858)
Didnt he say the 28* was the UPREV limit and not a tuner issue?

i think he said his tuner wasn't able to get it above 28* not that 28* was a limit for uprev.

Riptide67 11-16-2015 03:39 PM

Let me say this about the whole uprev vs. ecutek thing.

Uprev was the only real tuning solution for performance. Ecutek then released their software with their new features. I was on board with this....considering I had a maxed out uprev tune of 331whp and 270tq (stillen g3, Stillen UD pulley, Z1 upper manifold, FI LTH, and FI non res exhaust). Keep in mind, this is one of the top uprev tuners that was tuning my car (located in Washington state). But I was curious to see what ecutek could do. Could I hit 340? Was more Tq in the cards?

Another local shop with a master ecutek tuner got the software. Things were looking promising. Several guys I know had their car tuned with the ecutek software ( I wanted to wait and see). Their NA mods should have resulted high 310's to low 320's with uprev ( I at one point had similar mods making 318whp). They were still under these numbers with ecutek, bc the tuner doesn't know the platform well enough.

I was simply turned off from ecutek due to a lack of the tuner putting out. Not so much the software. I'd rather have a better performing car with outdated software from a tuner that knows what he is doing. Even if the old software can't really get into the VVEL. If we had a better tuner that knew the platform, things may be different. I still make 320/270 on my new nismo with uprev (stillen g3, Z1 mani, Berk Test pipes, Fi non res exhaust, 4.08 FD).

VitViper 11-17-2015 02:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Riptide67 (Post 3348373)
Let me say this about the whole uprev vs. ecutek thing.

Uprev was the only real tuning solution for performance. Ecutek then released their software with their new features. I was on board with this....considering I had a maxed out uprev tune of 331whp and 270tq (stillen g3, Stillen UD pulley, Z1 upper manifold, FI LTH, and FI non res exhaust). Keep in mind, this is one of the top uprev tuners that was tuning my car (located in Washington state). But I was curious to see what ecutek could do. Could I hit 340? Was more Tq in the cards?

Another local shop with a master ecutek tuner got the software. Things were looking promising. Several guys I know had their car tuned with the ecutek software ( I wanted to wait and see). Their NA mods should have resulted high 310's to low 320's with uprev ( I at one point had similar mods making 318whp). They were still under these numbers with ecutek, bc the tuner doesn't know the platform well enough.

I was simply turned off from ecutek due to a lack of the tuner putting out. Not so much the software. I'd rather have a better performing car with outdated software from a tuner that knows what he is doing. Even if the old software can't really get into the VVEL. If we had a better tuner that knew the platform, things may be different. I still make 320/270 on my new nismo with uprev (stillen g3, Z1 mani, Berk Test pipes, Fi non res exhaust, 4.08 FD).

You can't really compare 2 cars like that, it's only a "rough" idea, not a very scientific comparison -- and every dyno will read different as well.

That aside, if you ever want to make a road trip I can probably help you (and your friends) out.

bleunetizen 12-01-2015 04:52 AM

ignition timing of uprev on 370z has mind of its own.. I think it is due to some sort of knock listening or safety related limit somewhere which uprev has not figured out yet.

on my car i was able to get it up to 30 or 31deg up top I think, its been a while so I cannot remember but the car had no sign of detonation but i was not able to advance the timing any further, especially in the mid rev range where the ignition timing was considerably less aggressive. If ecutek has ability to control the timing better and actually able to make the timing advance to a point where you can hear the detonation, i would not be surprised to see at least 10~15hp gain throughout the band.

give you a tip for uprev guys.. if you want to tune an NA 370Z engine, just put crazy amount of timing advance (burn time table), it will only run up to where it allows and that is all you will get. no need to spend hours on dyno hoping to leech more out by fine tuning it.. until uprev figures out how to advance to a point where it will knock.

ecutek seems pretty promising and seems to get more popular.. i dont think we have a tuner in nz, and ecutek wont let users touch their ecu's, only by paid tuners, this is the only reason why i am still with uprev

iBenJAMM1N 12-01-2015 01:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bleunetizen (Post 3357835)
ignition timing of uprev on 370z has mind of its own.. I think it is due to some sort of knock listening or safety related limit somewhere which uprev has not figured out yet.

on my car i was able to get it up to 30 or 31deg up top I think, its been a while so I cannot remember but the car had no sign of detonation but i was not able to advance the timing any further, especially in the mid rev range where the ignition timing was considerably less aggressive. If ecutek has ability to control the timing better and actually able to make the timing advance to a point where you can hear the detonation, i would not be surprised to see at least 10~15hp gain throughout the band.

give you a tip for uprev guys.. if you want to tune an NA 370Z engine, just put crazy amount of timing advance (burn time table), it will only run up to where it allows and that is all you will get. no need to spend hours on dyno hoping to leech more out by fine tuning it.. until uprev figures out how to advance to a point where it will knock.

ecutek seems pretty promising and seems to get more popular.. i dont think we have a tuner in nz, and ecutek wont let users touch their ecu's, only by paid tuners, this is the only reason why i am still with uprev


Yes^ :stirthepot: Im sure uprev is gonna update and be more advance. just watch

Elmo370z 02-17-2016 09:31 PM

So anyone else hear about the new that Uprev is coming out with new features similar to ecu tek?

GaleForce 02-17-2016 11:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elmo370z (Post 3416418)
So anyone else hear about the new that Uprev is coming out with new features similar to ecu tek?

Nope. Tell us more...

Elmo370z 02-18-2016 12:40 PM

Thats all Ive gotten so far, a friend told me about it.

Kris9884 11-30-2016 11:57 AM

So any more updates coming down the grapevine on UpRev or ECUTek that'll help us out at all? Ideally cam tuning? I would love a ghost cam style G or Z... One day.

Ghost116 12-18-2016 09:42 AM

Subs... lol tuning in the next year or so. So I'll see where this thread goes before i choose. I'm a little confused does ecutek do e tunes and data logging like uprev does? Living in Ontario is nice to have an e tune option... tuners aren't plentiful

ANMVQ 12-19-2016 01:24 PM

ECUTEK does and IMO is much better. I had both. I suggest ECUTEK and Seb@ Specialty Z for a Eune, his tunes are on the $$

ChaseZ 12-19-2016 01:28 PM

Ecutek e-tune with Seb has been light years better than dyno tuning with uprev.

Ghost116 12-19-2016 07:49 PM

Good to know been looking around at both. And couldn't seem to find a definitive answer on the e tunes. But I'm really leaning towards ecutek. Hopefully sooner rather then later

ANMVQ 12-20-2016 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ghost116 (Post 3591855)
Good to know been looking around at both. And couldn't seem to find a definitive answer on the e tunes. But I'm really leaning towards ecutek. Hopefully sooner rather then later

I have before and after dynos of the tune difference and the only thing in the car that was different was the tune, ECUTEK made like 15+ more WHP :tiphat:


All times are GMT -5. The time now is 05:10 PM.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.4
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.6.0 PL2