Havok Engineering Eprom Chip

[Skyline_import]

Hey all new to this whole forum thing so please be gentle

Ok i am thinking about buying a eprom pre-tuned eprom chip from this company in new zealand.

I just wanted to know if anyone as heard about it? and what there experience with it was?

[wolverine]

I will be gentle.

I humbly suggest buying any decent standalone ecu instead.

[zoomzoom]

Don't bother with any tuning solution that you cannot make changes to yourself.

[Manuel Kasko]

Nistune is a good budget option which retains the stock ECU as well as allowing you to fully tune the car.

[KiwiRS4T]

Hey all new to this whole forum thing so please be gentle

Ok i am thinking about buying a eprom pre-tuned eprom chip from this company in new zealand.

I just wanted to know if anyone as heard about it? and what there experience with it was?

Any mail order chip is a lottery with not very good odds. If your car is not factory standard then it needs to be tuned The only suitable chip is one that is made following a tune on your car. Save up for a proper ecu - they can be got second hand.

[Skyline_import]

Thanks heaps for the input i will just save up the money and get the stand alone comp.

[wolverine]

Nistune is a good budget option which retains the stock ECU as well as allowing you to fully tune the car.

Have Nistune sorted out a consistent reliable solution for R33 GTS-t's?

[DarrenJC]

Just go Power FC... plug n play. Every man and his dog can tune it as well.

[Manuel Kasko]

Have Nistune sorted out a consistent reliable solution for R33 GTS-t's?

Not that I know of, but it's solution is better than a random tuned chip.