ECU tuning question.
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ECU tuning question.
Currently, I have a 07 G35x with Eibach lowering kit, upgraded G37S rear sway bar, R2C intake, and Flowmaster X-pipe (custom with stock muffler)
I know... stock muffler? well I like the sound of the stock muffler but adding X-pipe made it deeper VQ sound that we love and know.
anyways, I am planning on getting a new set of tires and alignment as well. I am wondering if getting a ECU tuning will benefit my car... I have about 80k miles on it. and still drives like a new car.
Do you guys think that ECU tuning might be waste of money? if not, how much performance can I gain from it?
I know... stock muffler? well I like the sound of the stock muffler but adding X-pipe made it deeper VQ sound that we love and know.
anyways, I am planning on getting a new set of tires and alignment as well. I am wondering if getting a ECU tuning will benefit my car... I have about 80k miles on it. and still drives like a new car.
Do you guys think that ECU tuning might be waste of money? if not, how much performance can I gain from it?
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Does someone even offer an ECU tuning for the G? I have had 2 ECU's tuned in the past; one being an Audi Allroad (done by APR) and the other a Nissan 300ZX Twin (Stillen) but both were turbos and gained a substantial amount of HP. Not sure what we could gain on a normally aspirated motor other than change the shift points.
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From what I found there are a few . Hypertech, UpRev and I think EcuTek . It seems out of all 3 the best option would be UpRev (from what I've found from researching) . As far as gains go everyone on the forum recommends full bolt ons to get the most from the tune . I have stillen gen 3 intakes and stillen exhaust I am currently waiting on my FI HFC's to complete my setup after that I will be going with the uprev tune . Oh and I have purchased a grounding kit that one of the forum members makes and I will be installing that this weekend.
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