Thread: Ve tuning options

tunerpro isn't hard at all for a tuner that has done tuning on other platforms. It might take him a little more time but that basics of it are closely related to other tuning software

Just talked to my tuner and they won't do tuner pro for my calum. They suggest I get a nistune board so they can tune the car.


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tell them to suck it. you would think a tuning shop who "knows" nistune would know that calum boards are compatible...

http://www.sr20forum.com/calumsult-archived-informational-purposes/236898-nistune-calum-rt-print.html?langid=10



go get a discount for them wasting my time.

That's great news. So if my tuner has nistune and a consult cable, they should just be able to hook it up and go?


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Do you have a real time or basic calum ecu?

Consult and a usb. The claim rt board should have a usb input

And if you need the software pm me I know a few tricks but I'm not willing to give them up to a shop who will make money off of it.

It's an RT. Which I guess you are saying is real time. What does that mean?


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RT = Real Time

You can see what's going on and make some changes to the tune while the car runs.

a basic you have to make a run then remove the chips and make changes accordingly and reburn the tune onto the chips and try all over again.

So you are saying that nistune can runt with calum, but only one time? What does it cost to use for tuning? I'm sure my tuner will need to get the full version and charger me for it.


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No it can run through the trial period no problem. Anything past that you have to pay for. Nistune can run calum because you said you had a claum rt and the two are compatible.