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Old Jul 3, 2010 | 08:56 AM
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Utec

UTEC with MAP sensor: $450
UTEC without MAP sensor: $400

Includes all cables (not shown) and shipping.

The mounting brackets are removed so it fits the G35 properly (slides all the way up into the dash hidden).

Includes latest firmware and a 2 base maps for JWT 530BB / Garratt twins which will probably work for others too. I will not provide any support for the maps, they are as-is.

I was putting down a reliable 415 WHP with this UTEC... there is nothing safer than this piggyback unless you go full standalone for triple the price.

 

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Old Jul 23, 2010 | 09:46 AM
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Bump for lower price! Includes shipping guys, don't let it pass!!!
 
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Sorry for asking, but how does this work? I have the below in mods, and have been told i need to look at getting a piggyback. Would I be able to tune this myself? Would or does this produce any gains? Thanks.
 
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Yes, it'll produce gains...but you would want to have it tuned by a competent tuning shop on a dyno. No way you would want to do it yourself unless you have alot of experience with tuning and access to a dyno to verify your gains. For NA you don't need the MAP sensor. For FI you need the MAP sensor.
 
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What's the average cost to have it tuned? What would say are likely gains i could see?

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and also this is for the G35 correct?
 
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