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Chuck33079 12-05-2013 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by visconti (Post 2596664)
I guess, the big selling point to me is the total timing control, that with the upcoming features..

John

Well, other than timing there hasn't been a whole lot of A vs B on currently available features. That would be a good thing to have up there.

Holy 12-05-2013 06:45 PM

What exactly is timing control? How would our cars benefit from it? I'm getting a tune within a week or two and I might give ECUTEK a shot.

Seb@SZ 12-06-2013 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Holy (Post 2596695)
What exactly is timing control? How would our cars benefit from it? I'm getting a tune within a week or two and I might give ECUTEK a shot.

EcuTek has given us the ability to have a "simplified" ignition timing control where we, the tuner has the ability to precisely control the amount of ignition timing degrees like "normal". Nissan's factory timing strategy is rather complicated and the values in the factory maps can be confusing and won't give us a consistent value at the end of the day. The more control we have the better so the ECU cannot over advance or retard, very important especially for forced induction applications.

Holy 12-06-2013 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Seb@SZ (Post 2597638)
EcuTek has given us the ability to have a "simplified" ignition timing control where we, the tuner has the ability to precisely control the amount of ignition timing degrees like "normal". Nissan's factory timing strategy is rather complicated and the values in the factory maps can be confusing and won't give us a consistent value at the end of the day. The more control we have the better so the ECU cannot over advance or retard, very important especially for forced induction applications.

So it essentially makes it more convenient for tuners to tune FI systems efficiently. Would ignition timing make a marginal difference on a NA setup?

Chuck33079 12-06-2013 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Holy (Post 2597698)
So it essentially makes it more convenient for tuners to tune FI systems efficiently. Would ignition timing make a marginal difference on a NA setup?

Timing makes a difference regardless. Being able to set values and not have the ecu change them is very helpful.

Holy 12-06-2013 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2597707)
Timing makes a difference regardless. Being able to set values and not have the ecu change them is very helpful.

I see. I think I'll go with ECUTEK and post the results. I'm aiming for 305 whp, but more importantly a smooth curve on the dyno.

Mods:

Invidia CBE
Z1 post Maf tubes w/ k&n drop ins
Berk Test Pipes

carlitos_370z 12-06-2013 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by holy (Post 2597832)
i see. I think i'll go with ecutek and post the results. I'm aiming for 305 whp, but more importantly a smooth curve on the dyno.

Mods:

Invidia cbe
z1 post maf tubes w/ k&n drop ins
berk test pipes

thats the setup that im going to have ;) but with out the test pipes.. Soo please post the results!!! Thanks!!

370Z JT 12-06-2013 12:40 PM

Seb, are you doing Ecutek tunes now?

shivers 12-06-2013 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by 370Z JT (Post 2597948)
Seb, are you doing Ecutek tunes now?

Yes he is. SZ ECUTek Tuned Nismo 370Z |

Holy 12-06-2013 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by carlitos_370z (Post 2597913)
thats the setup that im going to have ;) but with out the test pipes.. Soo please post the results!!! Thanks!!

Just spoke with Cody from fa20club.com located in Miami. He offers both uprev and ECUTEK, he works primarily on FI FRSs/BRZs and GTRs. He assured me that ECUTEK is far better than Uprev and it would be by far the better option. I'm going to setup an appointment with him as soon as I get my car back early next week! Can't wait.

carlitos_370z 12-06-2013 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Holy (Post 2598047)
Just spoke with Cody from fa20club.com located in Miami. He offers both uprev and ECUTEK, he works primarily on FI FRSs/BRZs and GTRs. He assured me that ECUTEK is far better than Uprev and it would be by far the better option. I'm going to setup an appointment with him as soon as I get my car back early next week! Can't wait.

great my friend!!! im almost ready to buy the Mishimoto intake tubes and the K&N drop ins maybee today in the afternoon or tomorow. I have custom short tails allready installed on my car but i think im going to wait and buy the FI CBE before make the tune... but for now i want Ecuteck... let see how yur car work ;)

scionide 12-09-2013 02:59 PM

So now that it's December, any interesting updates from Ecutek for us?

visconti 12-09-2013 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by scionide (Post 2601665)
So now that it's December, any interesting updates from Ecutek for us?


New features are being tested right now.

Will post more when I'm allowed


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jrb55gh 01-04-2014 10:09 PM

Different tunes for bank 1 and bank 2
 
Hi all. I am new to the Z world in 2013 and have a question about getting a tune.

The bank 1 exhaust cam has about 1.7mm less lift than the bank 2 exhaust cam per the 2012 service manual. This implies that each bank might require a slightly different tune for best performance. Can and should the ignition timing, a/f, intake cam timing for each bank be tuned independently with the ECUtek software?

visconti 01-17-2014 04:01 PM

Alright

Just got off dyno with a G37X Auto.

So now I have some nice Stock Vs UpRev vs EcuTek dynosheets

I'll try and post up more later night

John


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