Tuning software overload

Rangerz · 08-13-2013, 09:13 PM

I'm very interested in a tune and have read numerous posts and anything I can find on the internet which mostly refers me back here.

I have FI CBE and HFC s on the way and already have K&N drop in installed. I also have FI in mind but, that won't be for sometime. I do have access to a dyno but, figured most of the tuning will be remote tune with me flashing the ECU ect...

What I'm looking for is for my Z to be at the highest performance level with what I have and still have high reliability.

I will be tracking the car occasionaly and have decided upRev and ecuTek look to be the best options.

Any input from those with experiance with either tuning suite is much appreciated.

Thanks

08-13-2013, 09:13 PM	#1 (permalink)
Rangerz Enthusiast Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Northern Utah Age: 58 Posts: 476 Drives: 2012 370 Nismo Rep Power: 11	Tuning software overload I'm very interested in a tune and have read numerous posts and anything I can find on the internet which mostly refers me back here. I have FI CBE and HFC s on the way and already have K&N drop in installed. I also have FI in mind but, that won't be for sometime. I do have access to a dyno but, figured most of the tuning will be remote tune with me flashing the ECU ect... What I'm looking for is for my Z to be at the highest performance level with what I have and still have high reliability. I will be tracking the car occasionaly and have decided upRev and ecuTek look to be the best options. Any input from those with experiance with either tuning suite is much appreciated. Thanks

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