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Old Feb 10, 2006 | 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Demonteverde
If I didn't already have crawford cats, i'd probably get these. Any sound clips?
No clip so far, i'll try to get some.

Originally Posted by truplay8
what exactly is UTEC????
Here's a little bit a info.
The Z UTEC is a Plug and Play Parallel Engine Management System. Designed to work together with you factory ECU. The UTEC gives you the ability to let the factory ECU drive the car under normal cruise conditions then take over when you are ready for the power in a flawless manor. This gives you like stock drive-ability with the advantages of a powerful stand-alone system. The UTEC allows you to maintain OBDII compliancy as well. The UTEC is unnoticeable to the OBD Scan process most states are adopting these days. In basic form we allow control over Fuel and Ignition Timing. Each control gives you 250 rpm resolution from 500 rpm to revlimit with over 10 different load sites. The UTEC will ship with pre-programmed base maps to help get you up and driving right away. In addition to having a pre-programmed base maps the UTEC has provisions for 5 different map locations. The multi-map capability allows you to use our remote map selector to switch between the 5 maps or stock mode on the fly. Your tuning options are endless when you can have a race map and daily driving map at the tip of your fingers. The power is all yours!

The easiest way to visualize it would be to break down it’s components into separate systems.

Fuel Control- The UTEC takes control of your vehicles fuelling at a define-able TPS point that is programmable. Fuel is tuned by an MAF offset table, a simple but effective technique. The load reference we use is RPM vs. MAF Voltage. The UTEC can also take in our optional MAP sensor to tune RPM vs. MAP or you can just use the MAP reading in your datalogs. This allows the fuel map to be adjusted at each of the 250 rpm resolution with over 10 different load sites from zero to rev limit.

Ignition Timing- The UTEC gives you complete control of timing. This is not done on the basis of offsets or altering the crank signal as some engine management systems use. The load reference we use is RPM vs. MAF or MAP which is optional. This allows the fuel map to be adjusted at each of the 250 rpm resolution with over 10 different load sites from zero to rev limit. When you enter a value into the Ignition Map you are actually typing in Degrees Before Top Dead Center. The UTEC fires the coils based on these values. No more wondering if the stock ecu is going to advance or retard timing.

Knock Control- This feature allows you to help keep your motor in one piece. The UTEC contains default knock thresholds but can be adjusted at 1000 rpm increments up to 9000 rpm. It also contains a Knock Count threshold that allows you to define how many counts of knock before the UTEC will respond with a Knock Retard Step. The Knock Retard Step is the amount of ignition timing that will be pulled per knock count to a defined Knock Maximum Retard. Knock Maximum Retard relates to the maximum degrees of timing the UTEC will retard per knock event. When a knock count is registered the UTEC will hold the retard for a set number of crank cycles this is called Knock Retard Duration. The UTEC also has the ability to apply a global Knock Correction to the entire map once a knock event is evident. This will help ensure that you keep your high compression monster together. All of these features are the UTEC’s safety net. They should be used pro-active not as a reactive measure.

Datalogging- The UTEC Datalogging function helps you to keep an eye on your engines vitals. Using the logger gives you all the information you want to know about your vehicle. You can take multiple logs of your vehicle whether it’s simple driveability or all out racing. You can be sure the UTEC is keeping an eye out when you can’t. The main logger (Number1) contains rpm, map, maf voltage, tps, load site, afr, ignition timing, injector duty cycle, modified fuel (fuel control) and more. Logs can be output into text files or csv files for easy comparison. When the UTEC is used with a TXS Tuner model it can also supply you with w/b afr readings in your logs as well. Giving you the ultimate tuning package.

Remote Map Selector- The remote selector gives you the capability to switch between your UTEC maps. It also allows you to revert back to full stock ecu control on map 0 (when stock sized injectors are used). Maps 1 through 5 are your UTEC tunable map locations. Map 7 is your security mode, the car will not start. The car cannot be bump started or jumped when security mode is enabled

Software Upgrade- The UTEC will have periodic software updates to further innovate it’s tunability and flexibility. The most current version of software will be available on our website www.turboxs.com.

The Z UTEC will be ideal for both Forced Induction and Naturally Aspirated Mods. The UTEC has the ability to control things like Nitrous, Water Injection and More!

Originally Posted by C_Lawd
I asked because the graph says 'flywheel' torque and power. Please excuse me if I looked at it wrong...
It says 'flywheel' because of the way the dynopack is setup, but those are the actual whp.
 
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Old Feb 10, 2006 | 12:18 PM
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beta since ur in MD, you think we might be able to meet up so i can hear the pipes?? im curious as to how 'loud' they would be from outside as well as inside cabin at crusing speeds and WOT. where did you have em installed and where did you have ut UTEC setup/tuned?? im in NoVA....
 
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Old Feb 10, 2006 | 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by pdjafari
beta since ur in MD, you think we might be able to meet up so i can hear the pipes?? im curious as to how 'loud' they would be from outside as well as inside cabin at crusing speeds and WOT. where did you have em installed and where did you have ut UTEC setup/tuned?? im in NoVA....
The pipes to me aren’t that loud at all just a little more pronounced than stock and the resonators help keep the rasp to a certain level…but we could arrange to meet sometimes next week as this weekend is pretty much spoiled by the snow forecast…hit me up on AIM (yelbou).
I got my buddy (works for Nissan) to install the pipes and as far as the UTEC, it was installed and tuned by TurboXS (based here in Maryland).
 
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Old Feb 11, 2006 | 06:23 AM
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As I said over at my350z, nice gains... I guess it would be best for those of us in Metro DC area to go to TurboXS themselves for UTEC tuning as they would know their own product best How much did UTEC install and tuning cost you if you don't mind me asking?
 
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Old Feb 11, 2006 | 12:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Rookie84
How much did UTEC install and tuning cost you if you don't mind me asking?

+1......this sounds like a good mod
 
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Old Feb 12, 2006 | 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Rookie84
As I said over at my350z, nice gains... I guess it would be best for those of us in Metro DC area to go to TurboXS themselves for UTEC tuning as they would know their own product best How much did UTEC install and tuning cost you if you don't mind me asking?
It'll cost u roughly $500 to get your car tuned with the UTEC, call Jermaine @ TurboXS he'll take care of you.
 
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Old Feb 12, 2006 | 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by reymcruz2003
Simply,because it rasp so bad.I had La bree pipes twice just to make sure
that i didnt make any mistakes.And,the guy @ labree or is it the owner,he almost refuse to give me back my stock cats.He said i dont need it anymore.
Cuz,i have the pipes on.I said the stock cats cost twice as much as his pipes.
It took me an hour just to get my stock cats.The owner is highly not-recommendable.I will bet my *** for that.he'all about money guys.He looks like a junkie to me.If ur still interested to buy and let it install by them u will understand what im talkin about.I'd rather have the helix test pipe thats what i use once in a while when i wanna go racing.Helix has the same rasp or sometimes doesnt produce that unfriendly noise/raspiness.Just my opinion.
How would ANY installer not want to give your stock parts back, unless you initially gave them up...that doesn’t make much sense.
 
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Old Feb 13, 2006 | 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by reymcruz2003
For that part alone(an easy 2-3 hundred dollars) on stock cats.can be sold as it is.My car had only 200 miles on the odometer at that time.Got my point?if u buy stock cats in the dealership brand new it will cost u $5-600 a piece.
We all know that used stock cats are worth whatever someone wants to pay for them not to mention it being illegal but what I’m saying is that you shouldn't have to argue w/ any mechanic to get your stock parts back...hell most mechanics would gladly put it all in the truck of ur car just to not have it taking space in their shop.
In any case for whoever is capable of baring the small amount of rasp these make, the power gains are very significant so be your OWN judge.
 
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