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MrStabby Grand Master

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This guy will do custom ones,

http://grapevine.com.au/~marzenna/

I think he was mentioned on the forum before - maybe there's some feedback on him so try searching.

$150, or $300 if your changing injectors or AFMs. He says you should dyno the car after you install the chip - sensible advice.

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Haysey Grand Master

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Any tuned chip will give a noticible difference compared to stock which runs rich and has shit timing maps... i had a similar tuned chip in my car for about a year which had a bit of power but ran really rich down low.....

After putting my new turbo, injectors, afm, and all the other supporting mods, CEF11E tuned an eprom chip for me (costing only $50), send it to me, and i put it in and put it on the dyno (normally $50 for a power run but got them to tune my boost controller so it was $150) and the AFMS were PERFECT, the car made a beautiful 230rwkw and CEF11E hadnt even seen the car....

Pretty impressive if you ask me, Cheap as, perfect maps, and ive since done some more mods and he is sending me another chip!

Hes tuning Canberra cars like no tomorrow and a few more sydney cars too!

HAYSEY

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hehe thanks for the plug haysey :domokun:

I would just like to add a bit of information and you can choose to dismiss or take it on board as you like.

Tuning an engine is not something to be done with a few seconds thought. your engine is a valuable piece of equipment and needs to be respected. yes you can buy a remap for your car from ebay but it's a bit like buying a kebab late at night when you are drunk... do you really know what you are getting?

There are people that you can go to and get a professional result:

Dr Drift - Melbourne. really knows what he is doing as is a pioneer, has been doing it for a long time and he is a professional from all the results i have seen.

Speedlab - Jeff - Brisbane? Jeff also knows nissan ecu's backwards and has a lot of proven results and is great to talk to.

Toshi - from these forums also has a lot of results and has been tuning for years since the old schooldays of fj20's in japan.

Yoshitokio - from these forums also has some proven results and has tuned 300rwkw+ cars using the standard nissan ecu.

All these tuners will do a top notch job and you can feel safe shelling out a few bucks to get your pride and joy tuned safely and with fantastic results. they all differ from the fly by night operations that sell a one size fits all tune for $80 bucks from who knows where.

I am by no means a professional and tune for the love of results and interest in performance nissans and I am happy to help forum members out. I have a lot of love for the RB as do all the guys listed above. I have no knowledge of the tunes sold on ebay and do not wish to comment on their merit. But ss the saying goes... pay peanuts, get monkeys...

there is a lot that needs to be done right when tuning nissan ecu's.

Is the chip being used the correct NS rating?

Has the TP scale been set to suit your mods?

what has the tp limit been set to?

What has the rev limit been set to?

Do you have any idea what the timing you will be running be?

seriously ask these questions, it's your engine after all.

Thanks for reading :P

CEF11E

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