motowndowntown

Hey folks, has anyone here installed nistune? I have an 85 n/a and I am thinking of buying Nistune and installing it. I am not looking for a step by step guide just some general information on what I will need to use it and how much of a pain it is to install and use. thanks.

KasbeKZ

i have just been looking into that myself. looks like it will run around $400 total, but the major downside is that you have to put it on a dyno to tune it.

my86z

there's a bit of a pain to modify your ecu to accept the nistune board. But, if you're somewhat saavy on soldering/desoldering boards and chips, then it shouldn't be too hard to accomplish.

As for tuning, if you don't want to spend hours on an expensive dyno, you could just purchase a wideband A/F setup and a pyrometer set. These two devices, added to your nistune software, can help you tune your setup at home. Albeit much longer of a process. But, if you ever change anything in your setup, you've already got the capability to tune the change.

NismoPick

Duowing installed Nistune for his Z31T ecu'd 280zxt... I'm sure he'll chime in when he sees this.

WanganDevilZ

He obviously didn't see this. Or he didnt want to reveal any secrets O.o

260zturbo

http://forums.hybridz.org/index.php?..._1#entry872576

http://www.nistune.com/

http://www.z31performance.com/forum/....php?f=6&t=968
may i ask whats wrong with stock on a n/a setup? are you building a hot n/a or turbo swap? im trying to decide either to go back to megasquirt or nistune.