does anyone know where i can get a tuning software for a 2002 nissan maxima with a vq35de? i have done a little bit of searching and have only been able to find stuff for SR20's. Thanks in advance guys.

 

What do you mean by tuning software? What are you trying to "tune"?

 

DUH...stand-alone engine management system. NOT A BAD WAY TO SPEND 10 GRAND.

 

great quote!

 

You really never know these days...

 

exactly i need to get a software to tune the engine. the shop i am going to does not supply the software when they tune your car.

 

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Software to tune what hardware????????????????????

 

You're speaking in very vague terms, which would lead me to believe that you have limited experience in this department.

Here you go.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=446133
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=345720
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=492413


Unless you're very familiar with tuning, do as much research as possible because you can get in trouble real fast without knowing what you're doing.

 

nmex is too nice too the noobs

 

Yes he is. I think he deserves a 1 day ban for being to nice.

 

It's very seldom anyone ever listens though.
Prime Example. http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...99&postcount=4

 

Im curious what you have done to need tuning....

 

do you care, you Beamer driving ****.

 

why do you care, that i care? hmmmmm?

 

And I think you deserve the same for not knowing how to spell the word "too".

x54: EU seems to be the best option right now. Look through those links nmexmax provided to get some very valuable information.

 

boo, bad quoting skills FTL. go watch it again, stand-alone FUEL management system

 

Just buy a apexi safc and get it dyno tunned.

Theres realy isnt much other tunning you can do to a maxima besides the a/f ratio and timing advance.

A stand alone system is pointless unless your boosted.



And please go to a diffrent shop becuase the place you went to is clueless...

 

my bad. guess i'm not a true ricer like you!

 

I agree about the shop....does it have a dyno? I'm guessing no but are they offering to tune if you supply software or what?

Any reputable shop should have what is needed already.

A tuner that doesn't know what they're doing will destroy your engine, only much faster in some cases....

Jeremy

 

Yes, but there is enough information on this site to provide a good tune and how to tune. Going with a piggyback and getting a wideband o2 would be an easy way to tune on the fly....Making small increments with the piggyback until the AFR is acceptable.

 

no, its just my movie knowledge overwhelms you

 

I don't see this thread heading anywhere useful soon.... or evAr....