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Originally Posted by Chuck33079
There has been at least one forum member who took the plunge and he seems to be happy. This is more of an extended beta test than a full rollout. Results will come once all the quirks are worked out. I'm getting impatient too, but it's been great software on other platforms they support.
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Of course, but that was on a nearly stock Z/ stock tune, no numbers have been released, and it did not encompass all of the features the ECUTek tune is supposed to have to make it better than UpRev.
I am asking because if it
is in fact a better product, I want to see the proof in the pudding before I drop another $600 on a tune/license.
I agree that this thread was posted way too early, but I'm hopeful that all of the features they claim to have actually come to fruition and that this isn't something the community spends years waiting for. The things they can do right now only mirror UpRev. The problem for them is that UpRev has already been at it for 3+ years now with reliable tunes running around. I don't really see ECUTek completely re-inventing the wheel on the same basic parameters that you can tune with UpRev right now. So they are basing their "superiority" over UpRev on features that are not fully available right now. That's where I say stop with the hype, and get the product finished
then make threads and setup tunes... demonstrating a direct comparison to UpRev and gains. Then they will have to beat people away with a stick trying to get the best tune possible.
