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Can you DIY tune with EcuTek?
I cannot find any info on this. But if I pay $900 for ecutek with the race ROM can I tune it myself? I can't imagine paying that much for a flash and then not having full control.
I see the Subaru guys can but I can't find anything g about the Z version. |
No.
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Welp, cross that off the list... What a joke.
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It's still a better software than uprev even if you have to go to someone to tune it.
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No, it's worthless if I cannot tune it. Tunes over email are a joke.
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Why would you e tune it rather than taking it somewhere?
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Maybe I'll buy a motorcycle for someone else to ride for me also. |
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Dyno tuning time is usually included in the $900 or less price tag for an ecutek tune. |
I think you can tune it as long as you have correct hardware and software.
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Closed system. Boooo! |
I thought the decrypting and modify is part of the key. if you have the key you should be able to do anything.
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They apply their own encryption to the ROM I think. It's beyond the keys to get the ECU to dump the ROM over J2534. Then you have to know the locations of the maps in the ROM etc, and their tuner software does that.
I'd gladly pay the money for the software if I could modify the maps and settings. It's not easy to do what they did. |
If you'd gladly pay, then call em up and get the software
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Or contact vitviper and buy a motec from him
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