Visconti Tuning - EcuTek Tune Promotion

derraj06

Emailed and messaged you a long time ago about this if you're still looking for cars.

mag_black

I'm still interested in purchasing licensing, race rom and cable, but response time needs to be more consistent before I make the switch. I'm def not waiting 1-2 months for a tune. However, those features are really enticing.

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Merv

Visconti has released all the features and tunes for each of the four maps. There all dialed in pretty good. Once you get your cable and lisence,it should only be a matter of days to get them from John once you send him your initial rom file. It's where guys send him data logs and have been waiting a bit for a REVISED tune,but every time I send him something,at the most I've waited a day,sometimes within a few hrs I've gotten an adjusted tune back. I can't speak for anyone else,but he's been pretty good with me. He's 4 hrs ahead of me and I've recieved a tune at like 9:00 pm my time.

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Swift springs | upgraded headlights | stillen gen3 cai | FI HFC's and FI CBE | ecutek tune in the mail!

Merv

Here's a email sent to all who have ecutek. Thought I would post this for anyone looking for info on the new features:


Just wanted to let you know that there is a major Tune update available for your car but requires a special version of EcuTek to install and log.

1. Open Tuner Assist and download both the new tune file and Beta Version of ProECU
2. Click on “File Explorer” to locate the beta and double click on it – (This will install the Beta version of ProECU)
3. Open the Beta Version of ProECU and flash in the new tune file located here - C:\Program Files (x86)\Tuner Assist\Downloaded Files

After flashing in the new tune file you’ll have some new and improved features.

This flash will take 8-10 Minutes!!

Make sure your battery is charged!

If your car has been sitting go for a drive and get the battery charged up.

Flash in a safe location, not on the side of the road.

Submit logs using Tuner Assist.


RaceRom Map Switching
The Map Switching feature allows you to switch between up to four different maps built into a Calibration. You can switch between the maps at the press of a button. Hold down the cancel button for approximately 1 second and you’ll see the tachometer point to the currently selected map. Use the “RES/ACCEL” button to press up and advance the map selection by one. This selection will be indicated by the tachometer pointing to 1,000rpm for Map 1, 2,000rpm for Map 2, 3,000rpm for Map 3, 4,000rpm for Map 4. Pressing the “COAST/SET” button moves the map selection down by 1.

Map 1 is least aggressive and is designed for California/Arizona 91 octane or any fuel that is ethanol-free. This map is less aggressive than stock and should show no ignition correction or KNOCK even on poor fuel. It is NOT designed for 87 or 89 octane.

Map 2 is more aggressive and should work well on cars running 91 octane

Map 3 is more aggressive and should work well on 93 octane

Map 4 is most aggressive and should work well on 93 octane but should be logged before extensive spirited driving is done.


RaceROM Valet Mode
Valet Mode allows the driver to lock the car into a lower performance mode when lending it to a less experienced driver. It can also be used as a supplementary anti-theft system. We do not recommend that car owners rely on it as their only anti-theft solution.
Method of Operation
To turn on the Valet mode
• Engine Off, Ignition On, Cruise Control OFF
• Hold CANCEL for 1 second, car goes into map switching mode and will display what map your currently on
• Use cruise up button until the rev counter reaches redline
• Wait 3 seconds or Press CANCEL to immediately engage valet mode.

To turn off the Valet mode
• Hold CANCEL for 1 second, car goes into map switching mode and will display what map your currently on
• Use cruise up button until the rev counter reaches redline
• Wait 3 seconds or Press CANCEL to immediately disable valet mode.

RaceROM Launch Control (RRLC)
EcuTek has developed RRLC so the Launch RPM can be adjusted LIVE during the Launch Mode.
This allows the driver to select the optimum launch RPM (and therefore engine power output) for the current conditions.
RRLC allows the driver to adjust the launch RPM by pressing the cruise control “res/accel” and “coast/set” buttons while the launch control system is active.

Method of Operation
To activate certain conditions must be met
1. Motor must be warmed up or Launch Control will not activate !
2. Transmission in Gear + Fully Depressing the accelerator pedal + Fully depressing clutch pedal
Press the “res/accel” button to raise the launch RPM. Press the “coast/set” button to lower the launch RPM.
The default Launch Control RPM (set in the ECM ROM) will be used after ECU Programming, ECU Reset or disconnecting the battery.


Thanks

John

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Swift springs | upgraded headlights | stillen gen3 cai | FI HFC's and FI CBE | ecutek tune in the mail!

scionide

So these map 1-4s, do they increase or decrease aggressiveness of the current map already loaded into the car? Specific to any bolt ons?

Merv

I had about 3 different tunes that john gave me. At first I had 4 maps,but he just knocked it down to one and we dialed that tune in. After his announcement in an email about all the features to all who tune with him,I uploaded that file and it changed to what everyone else would be running when they upload the same file. I could still run my last tune before the release of this latest one,but I just data logged map 2 and sent it to him. He has sent me a revised map for #2,but all the rest are still the same,until I data log them and he sends me a revised tune for those.
Hope that answers your question. Are you running ecutek?

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Swift springs | upgraded headlights | stillen gen3 cai | FI HFC's and FI CBE | ecutek tune in the mail!

Merv

That depends on your last tune. And I believe it's based on having cai,cbe and high flows or test pipes. i paid extra for custom tuning,because,although we basically have the same cars,there just too many variables.
As for aggressiveness,compared to stock,it's night and day. Compared to my last tune before this revision,I'd say bottom end to mid range seems more aggressive,but top end seems to taper off. It's hard to say with just my butt dyno. I will be on a dyno in the next couple of weeks. I'll do a pull with no tune,a pull with this tune on #2 map and a pull with johns revised tune that he sends me on my #2 map. I'll post them when I'm done.

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Swift springs | upgraded headlights | stillen gen3 cai | FI HFC's and FI CBE | ecutek tune in the mail!

scionide

I've had Ecutek for 2 years...LOL. While I'm happy to finally see the features released I hafta say my excitement level right now isn't as high as it would've been before. I'm lookin to get into a different car later this year, but at least now I can finally have some fun stuff with Ecutek

hjo1078

getting tuned on ecutek this week on my fast intentions twin turbo 370z at PURE AUTOMOTIVE in millersville MD if anyone wants to come and see ask john visconti for more details. All i know is its this saturday

Merv

Nice,in for results.

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Swift springs | upgraded headlights | stillen gen3 cai | FI HFC's and FI CBE | ecutek tune in the mail!

Elmo370z

Sounds like everything unrev can give you besides launch control

hjo1078

Well lets just say theres a nice surprise. And no uprev does not have this feature. A bit more than just launch control. Anyways ill post some results this saturday. Till then folks


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hjo1078

Lol if anyone wants my uprev license w my cable let me know. Its actually got two licenses on there so its a 2 for 1 special! Haha. Back on topic


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Elmo370z

Guess we will have to see.

Jimbo370

Can you go to the dealership to see if your 2009 Nissan 370z has an update on the programming. would they know how to do this. Not wanting performance yet since no mods just correct throttle lag. THANKS