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Jon350z

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  1. Yea i'm looking forward to answers. Mainly is it worth the cost for what I want to use the car for.

     

    As you've probably read too, a lot of guys in the states tune their ecu's but seem to be more available for them. Saw 1 guy with a HR has got Amuse exhaust and y-pipe, test pipes (de cats) and a ecu flash running something like 297.1 and the wheels. We need to get those kind of na figures over here :D

  2. I agree with whats been said so far really. Depending on what you what to get out of the car. If you want a track car just make it light as possible, get coilovers, arb's, roll cage make that chassis stiff as hell. Get a decent brake upgrage. Then learn to drive on a track Ie cat driving school.

     

    If you what power to burn porkers and m3's etc, look at boost, APS TT kit from the states will set you back about $7k so £5kish then double that (at least) to fit it and tune it etc. Then don't expect to use it everyday, the more power you put in the more that will go wrong, clutch wont last long, and other parts won't last as long so it'll be in the garage more than you think.

     

    Or if you what what most of us want, a great looking car that's faster than most but not all. Make a few exterior mod's, get a nice sounding exhaust, CAI, plemum spacer, upgrade the brakes slightly, you'll have a very nice looking everyday car. Even look at a ecu upgrade to bring the mods together but won't be reaching 300hp :D

  3. I'd let them know for sure but I would think they will plug it into the car then plug the laptop in see what map it has, start making changes before they start the car up at all. They will have a good idea of what kind of map it needs before they even start tuning.

     

    When I had my last car tuned for the first time I had a 10 min chat with the tuner, so he'd have an idea of what I wanted.

     

    When I had the engine build, I used a tuner that helped build the engine, so he knew the car better than i did. It spent so much time on the rollers that i'd just dop it of and say somethings not right and leave it with him for a few days. :byebye:

  4. Where abouts in reading you based mate, never seen your car about.

     

    Would be interesting to compare heights, and have a look at where your rubbing, but id be willing to bet its the flexis...

     

    The stealth look is obviously working Jon!!

     

    Must be :lol:

     

    I currently live in Sonning, but about to move to Caversham Heights. I rarely drive into the centre of town which might be why you've not seen me about.

     

    I'm pretty sure it is the flexi, so its not too much of an issue. If it gets worse when i'm lower i'll wrap the y-pipe.

  5. I'm sure if you are taking the ecu down for them to fit they will do a before and after the ecu, so that will tell you what the ecu has gained you, but as you say wont tell you what the mods have got you.

     

    I feel the need to have a dyno day in the coming weeks, I'd like to have my car dyno'd before I do anymore and see what additional mods will give me the most going on what others are done. Mine just has CAI, plemum spacer and cat back exhaust on the 'performance' side.

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