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Anyone had there V dyno tuned in Perth?

Where at?

I'm coming down to Perth on the 1st and 2nd, next month

I havent done mine yet, but i no theres a couple around my area. tokyo motorsports Aka Autoworkshop does Ecu flashes and tuning and then theres C red Tuning which im sure do. but il ring em up and confirm.

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hey Paul, what copgy back / aftermarket ECU are u running?? there's a lot of places that dyno tunes in Perth but I think its about who's more familiar tuning the software/ECU that you're running.

I don't have an aftermarket ECU

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im confused, so how exactly are they going to dyno tune the car? does the v35 have a reprogrammable ECU? ...or are u just after a dyno readout to see how much power ur car's making?

btw i meant p1ggy back ...wonder why it changes to copgy for some reason?

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I didn't know you needed an after market ECU to dyno tune.

Well i better get one.

Anyone know any good ones to get?

Cant help u in dat area Paul, as im new to da v35 family.

Although as far as tuning goes, C red tuning in welshpool does it. Guy specialises in skylines too.See a few GTRs parked wen im der.

But yea first need to no wat ECu ur after.

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I didn't know you needed an after market ECU to dyno tune.

Well i better get one.

Anyone know any good ones to get?

hey paul, i recall from your other posts that you won some V6 dyno shootout. Did you pull that with just bolt on mods and no tuning??

as far as aftermarket ECU's go....i think HKS makes the F-Con for V35's ...but I'm not sure if this is the best out there.

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