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Plattsy

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Plattsy Grand Master

Plattsy

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i am about to recieve my consult interface for my r33 gtst, and im wondering (yes people i did do a search for this but the last reply was 2008) what the best program is to use, i understand there are free ones and paid for ones. im not bothered about paying, but just after some input! which programs just monitor- which programs let you change things- what do they let you change etc.

as always any input would be grand me old muckers!

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Well, there's precious little you can "change" in a factory ECU. If you put a Nistune board in it, then the obvious choice is to use Nistune software, then you can change almost everything.

If I just wanted a consult reader, I'd go get one of the hardware ones, rather than having to drag the laptop out to the car.

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ECUTalk for readouts of every sensor or fault codes. http://www.ecutalk.com/ecutalk.aspx

There isn't anything you can change on a stock ecu, you can change ignition timing by advancing or retarding by X ammounts of degrees, but it doesn't get saved on shutdown. Need Nistune board installed + nistune software to actually change things as mentioned.

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