But Uprev does break down the entire ECU and writes there own, they do keep some of the original pieces, as those are vital. There are a lot of similarities between a computer & the ECU of a car, now they use different views on programming and assigning tasks, but when you break it down, they are not that far away from one another. Here is the most up to date news, I have been in contact with them about a few things and finally asked about an ETA date on the 370z:
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Trust me, it's killing us. We're basically having to redesign the software to work with the newest of ECUs. We've done some testing already and it's a matter of updating, patching and testing right now. Once we feel comfortable with it we'll be releasing it.
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