Thread: Best tuning methods (affordable)

NEMU wasn't a player in the game, at that time. You had JWT, some other companies, and CalumSult.

For that time, the RTv2 was the best you could get.

If I had to buy an ECU now, yeah, I would get the NEMU package. But I already have the Calum one, so I'm content.

Nistune, it's a pretty big name

But yeah agreed, I'm just saying now days it's not worth fighting over it .

Now did you ever purchase TunerCode? If you haven't played around with it your missing out .

Calum RT, Nistune RT and Basic Rom board tuning all use the same ROM/Bins.

Even though Calum is gone, his hardware works perfectly fine on various software bases including Nistune.

If you can afford it, buy an AEM. Nothing comes close.

Only for a few more weeks..

Well, the CalumSult ECU came with TunerProRT V4 or 5, I think. I need to check out the docs on my Laptop to be sure. Basically, the RTv2 came as a package, including the tuning-software.

However, I'm not sure if I'm eligable for an upgrade to newer versions, or that I have to buy the software package all over again. Maybe Dave can tell me more about that? @OnTheChip ??

Big difference, TunerPro RT is technically free (with nag screen). TunerPro is just a tuning software. TunerCode is firmware for the actual ECU. TunerCode is no longer sold as a standalone product so if you didn't buy it before the only way to get it is by buying a NEMU setup.

i love all this tuning talk more please

I like being able to go to any shop that tunes and i say that i haveand aem ems and they say oh simple we can tune that lol

I have a Calum realtime and have been thinking about upgrading myself... lots of good info here please keep it coming!

i got a question has anyone tapped into a jwt ecu to retune it them self