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Originally Posted by Nick370
Can you say what constitutes "all damages" are they paying for your new motor? all labor costs? Whats considered all damages?
Also, seems as tho, unfortunately, those telling you not to go with Stillens tune time and time again were right, not trying to throw salt in the wound here. We've all been down a similar road at some point, I wish you the best of luck with it!
Also, do you have an AFR Gauge? I would suggest getting one if not, this way you can see how good the tune is on the fly and if the tune slips you know before its too late. I learned this the hard way on my turbo 240sx... and, I too, had to replace a blown motor...
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So “all damages” means they paid for all the parts needed and the labor. Uprev paid half and Stillen paid half. I went with Ecutek got the sensors, AFR gauge, hardware and tune. Took a while to fine a Ecutek calibration that would work. Kept getting a VVEL code that would not go away. Come to find out Ecutek won’t work with the 2018 370Z Nismo either. When we would load the Uprev tune the problem was gone. Ecutek is aware that there tune is not completely compatible yet. Good news though, as everything is running fine on the updated tune that stillen sent us. No codes and everything looks fine. The shop is putting on some break in miles on the motor but so far all is going well. Once break in is finished, They will get the car into boost to make sure everything checks out there and do some logs as well via uprev. Will post update when I find out more.