Thread: Tuning

I use nistune to tune with. It's the only program I have open lol. I log sensors, wideband and maptrace with the Nistune. I use to run 3 to 4 programs but thats too much of a pain in the ass. I find Nistune to be the cats meow hands down.

Nistune is cool but no reason to spend that when it only takes 2 free programs to do same

The right too for the job.

ok know for someone who does not know much about tuning is there a guide to how they work and use them.

I do not know of any comprehensive guide. Here is a write up of my experience -- I'm still working on getting back to the dyno to continue the project. I was using ROM Editor at the time. Tuner Pro serves the same function and has more capabilities, no question.

http://www.sr20-forum.com/tuning/1644-tuning-saga-love-story-about-man-his-daughterboard.html

thanks man, i totally thought i was going to flamed for this, anymore info would be great.

the reason is i have a calum basic, (b14 ecu) that is running my ve, this winter i am doing a bunch of head work.
I bought a wideband (aem) and like the car a/f is great,
at idle its 14.0-15
normal driving its at 14.7
wot its at 13.5-13.7
nitrous i have it at 12.7-13

I am installed n1 cams, Valve springs, camgears, bigger shot of spray and i wanted to tune the ecu for N/a and use my apexi for the nitrous tunning, but if i cant i will need to just write the adjustments down for the nitrous and when i go to the track use it. Mostly its to up the Rpm range cuz of the n1 cams, its set to 8100. I know after that the ecu will just read fuel maps for 8100. so after that i can use the apexi as well.

Or install a greddy emanage blue and have that tunned or just see how it is with no changes.... so i am sitting on the fence here


thanks guys

You have a B14ecu...there's a guy selling a plug n play AEM EMS for a B14 right now for cheap (well, cheap for what it is).

you got a link or is it on this forum

http://www.sr20-forum.com/forced-induction/12187-capt-rev-partout-2-2l-ve-t.html

It's on here, but remember, cheap is relative...

1200 + is a little to high for this student budget,