I have been looking into Cobb tuners and came across a programing company Hyertech as well. I have never heard of Hypertech and was wondering if anyone knew anything about them.

thanks guys

 

PM kevkno, he has one. He'll probably post a thread about it at some point.

 

I looked for kevkno in the members list and it says there is no member by that name.....

 

I just sold him the Hypertech! He exists

His profile:
https://g35driver.com/forums/members/94607-kevkno.html

Searching for "Hypertech" also helps...

 

My bad dogg I couldn't find him earlier. thanks again. how come you sold it?

 

It didn't work on my car. I, along with a several other members, have an early ECU G35 (2003.0 cars built in 02, I think we are ECU code AM600-604, and then its the new ECU, changed in either 03.5 or 04, you'd be fine) that is different from the later models. There are very limited tuning options for the early cars, and I bought the unit with the idea that I'd get Hypertech to offer support. After about 5 months, they made a lot of progress, but in the end told me it didn't make sense for them to keep devoting time to my specific calibration when the had bigger things to deal with.

Here's the thread I made about it, it's pretty long:
https://g35driver.com/forums/tuner-d...take-look.html

 

Hypertech has been around for a long time. They were one of the first companies in the business of using calibration chips back in the early 90's.

I don't know about the Cobb tuner but I can confirm that the Hypertech tuner does give a nice boost in performance. I've had it for a week now so I'll do a write-up soon.

 

Excited to read the write-up! You should take it to the track if they're still open.

 

I'm thinking about that. The nearest 1/4 mile track is 60 miles away though but they are open.

Here is the review of the Hypertech Power Programmer:

https://g35driver.com/forums/tuner-d...ml#post5543928