Well lads any use or is it just a posh way of chipping the standard nissan ecu?Anyone had one fitted and are they fully mapable??
All comments and suggestions welcome:p:D
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Well lads any use or is it just a posh way of chipping the standard nissan ecu?Anyone had one fitted and are they fully mapable??
All comments and suggestions welcome:p:D
Yes, They essentially turn the ecu into a power fc minus the facility of a hand commander. Mapped via a laptop.
Cheers doc:D Is a road map anyuse on these or does it need to be done on the rollers?
Its only for a track car if that makes any difference!
afaik they are best of road mapped. really think of gettin one myself
Road mapping is every bit as good as roller mapping if done by the correct person.
In fact, many will say that road mapping is better as no matter how good the rollers are they can never accurately simulate real conditions.
Although road mapping right to the top of 5th gear can be......interesting:eek::D
get onto stiv on sxoc,he supplies nistunes and road maps cars, he can also aquire a dyno dynamics rr if need be
That why all the top drift cars are dyno mapped. Because road mapping is best ;)
Robbie
dont think many top drift cars could be road mapped,imagine a convoy of team WKD hammering down the motorway, i dont even have lights on my car never mind vrt tax insurance nct ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by robbie@tdp.ie
If road mapping is the best why are all the best motorsport cars dyno mapped ?
Robbie
i just said most dedicated track cars couldnt be road mapped legally,im getting a dyno map-never said a roadmap was the way to go,touchy touchy:D
Just putting a point forward.
Robbie
Hahaha yeh 5th on a road map be sum fun alrite, cheers doc:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by nissan_doctor
Yup if i go for nistune ill be getting stiv to do it;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Davie
Yup ive no plates tax insurance anything really, hmmm would that be a prob i wonder:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Davie
I know feck all about mapping but id say rollers are just handier:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by robbie@tdp.ie
I don't think there is a need to be tetchy about it, I said many believe that road mapping can be better, many respected tuners in the UK road map cars or map them on the rollers and then fine tune on the road or vice versa.
Roller mapping is every bit as good, its down to preferances of the mapper and different opinions.
Also, yes all race teams etc map their cars on rollers, but you will note that they then make adjustments as required during testing etc.
Cheers for the replies lads fair play:cool: anyone actually got one on here?
Ask the lads over on sxoc stevo, a good few of the irish lads have them now too, and more are selling pfc's to go down the nistune route. I can't personally say how stiv is at mapping my car as i haven't had it done, but he's done stuff for me before and is top class, every lad from ireland on sxoc would recommend him or robbie:)
The nistune's are cheap and have a knock reader that reduces engine speed if knock reads to high (afaik), a pfc doesn't have it.
Do a search on them anyways;) I'd defo be going for nistune as engine management if i was!
Rite so lads i know stiv does these anyone else?? just to compare prices;)
you wont get cheaper
Jeeez you guys are no fun.
Robbie
I'm not sure if anyone else in Ireland does them..Quote:
Originally Posted by Stevo
We do the Nistune ECU'S. Not a big seller for us as the Standalones do job better job. But for those strapped for cash they can be good.
Robbie
Pm me a price robbie for Nistune in a s14 mapped:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by robbie@tdp.ie
should be around €450 supplied and mapped
yet it in or around that lad, got mine off stiv and he road maped it and allQuote:
Originally Posted by mr.jailbait
and i never looked back :D:D
Elite motor performance in Armagh do the nistune ecu there number is 04837510165 if you want to give them a ring.
I might put one in at the end of the year
theyre similar,but have a lower resolution than a power fc