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Im just about to buy a nistune board for my stag and im wondering what they are like? If they are easy to tune? What sort of power your getting out of them with what mods?

for the price they are they seem like a good alternative to spending thousand on a computer.

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Nistune is good, I've been running one for almost a year now. Ive done all my my own tuning so far and it's pretty easy once you have an understanding of the relationship between the various maps and constants. I'm running 600cc injectors, Z32 MAF & a GT35 currently on 18psi, unsure of current (havent been on the rollers yet) power but nistune easily handles it.

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Nistune is good, I've been running one for almost a year now. Ive done all my my own tuning so far and it's pretty easy once you have an understanding of the relationship between the various maps and constants. I'm running 600cc injectors, Z32 MAF & a GT35 currently on 18psi, unsure of current (havent been on the rollers yet) power but nistune easily handles it.

With front mount and exhaust and boost controller i pressume.

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