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etx 04-08-2017 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Z Runner (Post 3638305)

I saw this but it's not clear if you get this functionality with an end user license. Do you know if it is included?

SouthArk370Z 04-08-2017 08:37 PM

I think you have to become an EcuTek Tuner and buy the "professional" software to get full tuning capabilities.

etx 04-08-2017 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3638324)
I think you have to become an EcuTek Tuner and buy the "professional" software to get full tuning capabilities.

That's what I'm seeing but it's not clear. I'll see when they respond to my email. The YouTube video makes it feel like end user software.

Jayhovah 04-08-2017 09:45 PM

They're pretty responsive over email.

ChaseZ 04-08-2017 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by etx (Post 3638313)
I saw this but it's not clear if you get this functionality with an end user license. Do you know if it is included?

No that is part of the ProEcu Tuning Suite that tuners get.

They have a page on becoming a licensed tuner but pretty sure you need a shop or some setup of that nature. I assume it isn't cheap either.

Not sure where the $900 comes in unless that includes dyno time. A full e-tune with custom maps including updates for a year from Specialty Z is about $650, and worth every dollar of that.

Previously had the Uprev tuner package so I could do it myself but everything with them was suck a cluster fvck I went with Ecutek and haven't looked back.

JSur 04-11-2017 08:40 AM

You do have to become a licensed tuner and it is not cheap lol. Ecutek is superior to programs like Osiris but unless you're boosted Osiris is the better deal.


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etx 06-13-2017 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Z Runner (Post 3638305)

This is only for tuners and you have to pay a fortune for this software.

Ronin06 06-17-2017 09:20 AM

Some of us have no choice, but to tune by email. It's not ideal, but it beats driving 500 miles to a mediocre tuner or 1500 miles to someone who is good.

Yes, I agree there are many of us who could tune it ourselves, but Ecutek like many companies believes there is a larger value in having a "dealer" network.


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