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EcuTek Tuning on the 370z now available!

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We are proud to announce that we are now an EcuTek tuner for the Nissan 370z, Scion FRS and Subaru BRZ. We know a quality software suite when we see it and are excited to offer this service to our customers. Call for an appointment. #rttuning #rttuned # by RT Tuning, on Flickr

We are proud to announce that we are now an authorized EcuTek tuner for the 370z.

We know what your thinking, "But wait, arn't you the go to guys for an uprev tune? Why tune EcuTek too?

Well yes, it's true, we have almost 500 uprev tunes under our belt at this point. And we hope to do 500+ more. But our customers deserve options, and we are never ones to be behind the curve (we would rather help establish it). Plus, something we never really needed to mention on this board is..WE ALREADY TUNE EcuTek! Our other in house tuner, Andy Brahy, has been tuning Subarus with Ecutek for over 10 years. Plus who wouldn't want FULL ignition control?? We are excited about this and look forward to getting you on the dyno.

We will not be offering e-tunes at this time for EcuTek, but please feel free to call and set up an appointment 215-855-5565 and we will get you on the dyno. Also please contact us if you have any questions.

Interesting.

So if someone comes into your shop looking for the best tune and most power he can run with cost being no issue, will you guys pick the EcuTek over the Uprev?

If someone already has an UpRev tune, will they need to purchase an ECUTek license all over again? Vis-versa?

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Originally Posted by Mitco39 (Post 2279168)

Interesting.

So if someone comes into your shop looking for the best tune and most power he can run with cost being no issue, will you guys pick the EcuTek over the Uprev?

I don't know if I would say that. We are just providing all of our customers with as many options as we can provide. We are pretty transparent here so after we do several to compare we will be able to provide the best option possible for a specific customer.

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Originally Posted by XwChriswX (Post 2279177)

If someone already has an UpRev tune, will they need to purchase an ECUTek license all over again? Vis-versa?

Yes sir, they are not transferable. If you have a UPREV License on your ECU and you have a Standard cable, I will unmarry your ECU at no cost.

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Originally Posted by Vince@R/T (Post 2279240)

Yes sir, they are not transferable. If you have a UPREV License on your ECU and you have a Standard cable, I will unmarry your ECU at no cost.

And if I went to a shop and had them do the tune? I, myself, do not have a cable or anything?

I could offer a credit for the license if everything is done in house

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Originally Posted by Vince@R/T (Post 2285462)

I could offer a credit for the license if everything is done in house

I'll be giving you guys a call later in the summer to set some appointment(s) up for various tuning/suspension work. :tiphat:

Bump for another great tuning option for the 370Z.

I went to a shop for an UpRev tune but they weren't able to program my ECU sent out the dump to UpRev but they couldn't figure it out. I have a 2013 370z with the following Stillen G3 CAI / Berk test pipes / Stillen CBE ...... Can you guys tell me what's wrong and if so can you tune it

Please straight forward answers

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Originally Posted by Maduro (Post 2472381)

I don't believe there are any problems with the ROM files on any 2013 vehicle. We've already had some 2014 cars in as well.