Hi All,

 

Does anyone have or have any experience with this ECU.

 

Ive read on here it is used alot in the states

Is it easy to use and can any tuner be able to work with it?

 

Cheers

AndyDuff has/had it.

Andy recons its the dogs danglies

actualy, im gona get one of these, maybe they would do a group discount

Get a Nistune type 2 board...it does the same thing but better:

no external cables and boxes sticking out of your ECU and the realtime programming/monitoring is through the consult port

It also comes with better software

 

http://home.aanet.com.au/nistune/

Get a Nistune type 2 board...it does the same thing but better:

no external cables and boxes sticking out of your ECU and the realtime programming/monitoring is through the consult port

It also comes with better software

 

http://home.aanet.com.au/nistune/

 

 

i got lost with that after 20 seconds.

Get a Nistune type 2 board...it does the same thing but better:

no external cables and boxes sticking out of your ECU and the realtime programming/monitoring is through the consult port

It also comes with better software

 

http://home.aanet.com.au/nistune/

 

I looked at the Nistune site a little while ago - it does look like a good product.. Just how advanced are the capabilities of the stock ECU - I mean, in terms of things like: Ign. and Inj. adjustment based on coolant temp, air temp, TPS, and accelerator enrichment?

 

I'm guessing there's no air temp corrections of course, since we have no stock air temp sensor :)

 

(Good to see you're still here, Eric)

> i got lost with that after 20 seconds.

 

:D

 

a zemulator might not be a good option for you then either

For any realtime tuning application you need to have knowledge of how the ECU works and what each parameter/map does or stands for.

 

 

> Just how advanced are the capabilities of the stock ECU

 

Our stock ECU is good enough for most applications when in the right hands ;)

I even use our ECU's to run tuned R33's on nowadays and prefer it over a PowerFC

Our stock ECU is good enough for most applications when in the right hands ;)

I even use our ECU's to run tuned R33's on nowadays and prefer it over a PowerFC

 

Good to know :) I've found the PFC pretty easy to work with (though it does have it's little idiosyncrasies), so it sounds like the nistune would be a very good option when I finally get back to the Z.

Andy recons its the dogs danglies

 

I am in the process of trying to get one of these so would be happy to organise a GB on it and any of the other AshSpec products (alloy rad/intakes). Anyone interested let me know.

The Nistune looks impressive, and just £200 for Hardware and Software :cool:

 

I was looking to get the Zemulator once I have my Wideband sensor but after reading the manuals and other forums Im favouring the Nistune now.