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2010-04-02 02:31:31

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IMO nistune is the way to go...

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2010-04-05 21:19:18

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nistune or calum is the way too go. Cheaper than AEM and real easy to tune. Aem is way overkill. The stock ecu is fine with what u wanna do. Nistune or calum is like a stand alone if you know how to use them. I have tuned 1000 cc injectors with the stock ecu.

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2010-04-06 00:04:40

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2010-04-06 20:57:32

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for budget purposes, it looks like I'm going to go with Nistune. I've been reading nothing but good stuff about them. So hopefully I can learn how to use their software to tune. I can use the saved money on a new suspension =)

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2010-04-06 22:10:44

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Originally Posted by penguin
for budget purposes, it looks like I'm going to go with Nistune. I've been reading nothing but good stuff about them. So hopefully I can learn how to use their software to tune. I can use the saved money on a new suspension =)

not a bad choice. I like nistunes stuff. I went aem because I got a deal I could not pass up.

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