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Hey mate 

 

Tunable. Says it won't support it but it works fine. There's a shop in Brisbane that runs another wire to the obd2 port and sets it up for tuning. Takes them 30 mins to sort then uprev works fine.

 

I'm sure other places do it.

I used to have a 2003 350GT 6m/t, I had it tuned through Uprev; was one of the first for the particular shop and they bricked my ECU. They had to send it to Uprev in the US before I could drive the car again.

I suspect that was when the above obd2 mod started

On 4/7/2020 at 10:23 PM, FelixArthur said:

I am interested in getting the UpRev tune for my 2003 350gt but I checked the website and they said it doesn’t support it does this mean I can’t tune my car?appvalley tutuapp tweakbox

I used to have a 2003 350GT 6m/t, I had it tuned through Uprev; was one of the first for the particular shop and they bricked my ECU. They had to send it to Uprev in the US before I could drive the car again.

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