EcuTek is proud to announce the release of ProECU Tuning Tools for the Nissan 370Z

elperuano · 05-28-2013, 06:26 PM

Just wanted to clarify

What can EcuTek do that "And yes, map switching is coming, along with custom tables to allow a wide range of adjustments to things like traction control, per gear rev limits, flat foot shifting, launch control, etc, etc. "

Coming along as in still not there yet and working on it correct?

Yes, again I know ECUtek is good on other platforms. Which is why I stated how is it good HERE for THIS community. I love Subbies and evos, but I don't have one.

Again, tuners know about ECUtek but so far not many use ECUtek to tune the 370/g37.

Dynotronics1 · 05-28-2013, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by elperuano

Just wanted to clarify

What can EcuTek do that "And yes, map switching is coming, along with custom tables to allow a wide range of adjustments to things like traction control, per gear rev limits, flat foot shifting, launch control, etc, etc. "

Coming along as in still not there yet and working on it correct?

Yes, again I know ECUtek is good on other platforms. Which is why I stated how is it good HERE for THIS community. I love Subbies and evos, but I don't have one.

Again, tuners know about ECUtek but so far not many use ECUtek to tune the 370/g37.

Well, maybe that's because the software was just made available?

"Coming along as in still not there yet and working on it correct?". Nope. Coming as in this is what the future holds for the sw. As of last week( Friday) they were working on a update to the GTR suite. Since the 370 SW is a piggyback( meaning the knowledge gained from the R&D, and ongoing research) of the GTR, I expect to see those features added shortly.

I will also point out something your seemed to have overlooked; if someone gets the license and a calibration now( at least from us), the updates(including any and all RaceRom future releases) is free.

sixpax · 05-28-2013, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by elperuano

Again, tuners know about ECUtek but so far not many use ECUtek to tune the 370/g37.

According to the the site there are about 14 tuners in North America ... including some places that cater to this community alot, like GTM.

elperuano · 05-28-2013, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by sixpax

According to the the site there are about 14 tuners in North America ... including some places that cater to this community alot, like GTM.

That's like readin a brochure man. How many 370/g37 u know out there with the ECUtek? And for fun sake, Gtm is listed on there as a tuner but they package Uprev into their TT deals.

I'm all for this product. I hope they bring what they say they will.

sixpax · 05-28-2013, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by elperuano

That's like readin a brochure man. How many 370/g37 u know out there with the ECUtek? And for fun sake, Gtm is listed on there as a tuner but they package Uprev into their TT deals.

I'm all for this product. I hope they bring what they say they will.

My bad, I thought you were saying (multiple times) that no one is using or has the software.

What would be really cool would be to take my UPREV tuned rig somewhere and do a before dyno (baseline with UPREV) and after dyno.

gomer_110 · 05-28-2013, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr.Squeeze

I give you credit for wanting to be an early adopter of VVEL. I know I couldn't do it even with guarantee of valves crashing into pistons.

Ecutek has been out to the public for a little over a month I really think people need to give it time. This constant push for VVEL seems a bit extreme and people seem to be overlooking some of the other features. One key feature that Ecutek already has over Uprev is full ignition timing control something UPrev does not have or added in the last 5 years to this platform.

I'm well aware of these other features. Visconti spent probably close to an hour showing me the software in detail (pointing out the differences from Uprev along the way) when he was at a nearby shop awhile back.

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Originally Posted by sixpax

My bad, I thought you were saying (multiple times) that no one is using or has the software.

What would be really cool would be to take my UPREV tuned rig somewhere and do a before dyno (baseline with UPREV) and after dyno.

I brought this up to Visconti and he pointed out one simple flaw and that is all tuners are not created equal. Basically you'd have to get your ECUtek tuner to tune it with Uprev first and then with ECUtek to get an apples to apples comparison.

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elperuano A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Southwest FL Posts: 1,374 Drives: G37S Rep Power: 30	Just wanted to clarify What can EcuTek do that "And yes, map switching is coming, along with custom tables to allow a wide range of adjustments to things like traction control, per gear rev limits, flat foot shifting, launch control, etc, etc. " Coming along as in still not there yet and working on it correct? Yes, again I know ECUtek is good on other platforms. Which is why I stated how is it good HERE for THIS community. I love Subbies and evos, but I don't have one. Again, tuners know about ECUtek but so far not many use ECUtek to tune the 370/g37.