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Old 10-16-2017, 05:55 PM
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ECU Tuninng rec.

i have recently bought an 2013 infiniti g37s and the previous owner install headers, exhaust, short intakes. And i was wondering was what ecu should i get. I don't know what's the best ecu to use for best tuning.
Old 10-16-2017, 06:01 PM
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You probably already have a tune. EcuTek is more current.

Did owner tell you about the mods or did you notice yourself? Hard to imagine no tune if they have headers.
Old 10-16-2017, 07:23 PM
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i notice myself. i bought it from a dealership apparently it was own by one owner. i looked behind the glove box but nothing. i looked everywhere and still nothing unless they put it somewhere that i don't know.
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I answered your post in the coupe forum.

BTW, it's considerd bad form to post a question in multiple forums.
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people don't change ecus in these cars unless it a race car. We just program the ecu. don't go about messing with your wiring. just find someone near you that tunes nissans and have them tune it.
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yeah i know i wanted to put it in this forum and i been trying to delete the other forum but i don't know how.

edit: i dont see your post it shows nothing
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See the little blue triangle to the bottom left of your name area? That's the 'report post' button. Use it to ask the forum moderators to remove the superfluous post.
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oh okay i figured that they might of done that. Thanks.
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Lol nah I didnt see any response on that forum but thanks for the info on how to delete the forum
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Originally Posted by Ernesto Arroyo
i notice myself. i bought it from a dealership apparently it was own by one owner. i looked behind the glove box but nothing. i looked everywhere and still nothing unless they put it somewhere that i don't know.
Tunes are done via OBD cable. If you bought at a non-nissan dealership, you probably still have whatever ecu the last owner left you with. I would test drive a regular G37 and see if the throttle response feels any different. If your car feels more aggressive/responsive it likely has a tune.

BTW, you should really check and make sure the mods you have. I doubt you have headers now. Most people stop short of headers because of the labor isn't worth it.
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Originally Posted by kroy
Tunes are done via OBD cable. If you bought at a non-nissan dealership, you probably still have whatever ecu the last owner left you with. I would test drive a regular G37 and see if the throttle response feels any different. If your car feels more aggressive/responsive it likely has a tune.

BTW, you should really check and make sure the mods you have. I doubt you have headers now. Most people stop short of headers because of the labor isn't worth it.
It does feel aggressive and responsive or maybe i haven't driven a g37 so i wont know until i drive a stock g37. If i remember by looking at it it was short headers there not long headers and not only that says "legal for racing" i just did a quick look i wanted to see if it was custom or a brand of headers.




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