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I don't think he has disclosed a price on the final product yet.84z31 wrote: i just paid off my desk top computer yesterday. sounds like its time to step up to the lab top. i can't wait to get the nistune for my car. i'm very excited for this setup. and you simply cannot beat the price. i hope the guy is making a few dollars off it.545 RWHP & 540 RWTQOriginally posted by Andrew84zx
tell her your car is so fast it will make her panties fly off
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are there any system requirements for the computer or will it basically be able to use anything? also, is it a windows program or dos? Just for verification… what specific year/trim ECU's will we be able to use with it?1985 NA2T(now RB) * 1988 SS x2 * 1984 AE x3 * 2006 350Z
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any year computer will work. the older ones take more work to get them to work.
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If you need XP Pro, how can you use any year computer. M$ puts checks in the install process to prevent you from doing shit like that.84z31 wrote: any year computer will work. the older ones take more work to get them to work.
i think i've heard that you will need window XP pro. someone else might be able to confirm that thou.
OK: any laptop that will run XP will work fine. I use a Celeron 600 with 128mb ram to run XP Pro for all my car stuff. It is cheap and small so I dont care about it.
*edit* Oops I misread the statement. He was refering to any year ecu not any year laptop. Yes any year ecu will work fine.http://z31performance.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=147 -
That only slows down install process.. not stop it :wink:Steve88t wrote: If you need XP Pro, how can you use any year computer. M$ puts checks in the install process to prevent you from doing shit like that.Jukka Kivinen - Europe / Finland - '88 Turbo 2+2 Targa
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any Z31 computer.
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can someone who knows first hand confirm which year ECU's are compatible with NisTune?1985 NA2T(now RB) * 1988 SS x2 * 1984 AE x3 * 2006 350Z
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Did he manage to solve the small issue that was reported with the early 87 ecu's yet?Bernardd wrote: 84-89 z31 ecu's all work with nistune. -
This is probably a really stupid question…but does the base code that I choose have to match the ECU I have?Stinky wrote: **snip snip**
When all is said and done I think it will work like this. When you buy nistune you will need to choose a base code for you ecu (84t, 88na, 88t, jwt, whatever). Matt will keep a collection of common base codes or if you have an odd ball you can send him your chip or a bin file of it and he can modify it for nistune. Anyway, the base code will be programmed on to the nistune board by Matt of whoever is selling the board. You will install the preprogrammed nistune board in your ecu, make any required tuning changes, and away you go. No need for a willem programmer.
For example…Do I have to ask for the 86NA base code if I'm using an 86NA ECU or can I just ask for an 88T base code or will that not work with the 86NA ECU?http://www.vgpowered.com
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The base code will need to match the ecu hardware. For the most part that means you have to stick with the stock bin that your ecu came with. 86 and 88 are different but 88 and 89 are the same. In some cases you can mix them up between turbo/na and 5spd/auto depending on what features you want and if you make certain modifications to the ecu hardware. -
is there any benefit to using the 88 ecu with the 16bit hardware?Chuck Stong
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How did you get yours? I know others have it too....how much did you guys pay?Stinky wrote: The base code will need to match the ecu hardware. For the most part that means you have to stick with the stock bin that your ecu came with. 86 and 88 are different but 88 and 89 are the same. In some cases you can mix them up between turbo/na and 5spd/auto depending on what features you want and if you make certain modifications to the ecu hardware.
From what I gathered, it isnt available? When will it be?
When I look on the website it seems as if I could (and should) order one right away.http://www.vgpowered.com
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A few members of the community grabbed the beta version of the board/software to try/test it out.1985 NA2T(now RB) * 1988 SS x2 * 1984 AE x3 * 2006 350Z
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