yes, we have 2 pairs of o2 sensors that adjust for that.

 

at the time of the dyno, it was stock.

now i'm running an intake and a plenum spacer. and this week i'll install an HFC and exhaust.

 

Excited huh?! What exhaust and HFC?

 

very much ... Berk + Borla TD

 

 

i love my borla. you'll enjoy it also.


just throw that dyno in the trash cause you'll want to have it tuned when you get that on there. You'll pull some more hp out of those bolt ons with a good tune.

You could do the online uprev tuning also. not a bad option if you aren't around a tuner.

 

true that.. no tuners near me, and i'm trying to get osiris. problem is, the local dealership can't get me the ecu part #, cuz my car is a US specs (imported). soo, i'm trying to get someone from within the US to dial in a nissan dealer and try to get me that.

 

it should be on ur ECU, no?

 

should be. take out the ecu and give it a look.

i didn't know the orsiris needed the ecu number. weird

 

no..

it's a different part number. it's like every ecu has its own part number (different from the physical item part number). if you're fimiliar with computer networks, then this is similar to MAC addresses in the NICs.

 

Call a dealership in the U.S?

 

^yea..but, you know how much that gonna cost me? like $10-20 easy.!

that's why i want someone in the US to call the dealership... i mean, how much that's gonna cost for like 5mins on the phone? plus, he'll help a fellow member

 

http://motors.shop.ebay.com/__?_from...w=350z+OEM+ecu

I'm not sure, i thought those sticker things is ECU part number...i guess not?

 

^^that's the physical part number of this item.. the part number Uprev requires is different. it has to be read from the ECU itself.

i.e. connect a reader/cipher to the ECU and read the part number of it.

 

from Uprev website:

Where do I get my ECU part number?
1) Connect to your vehicle w/ Cipher (if you know someone who has Cipher), and the text box after you connect will tell you.
2) Call your local dealership's parts department w/ your VIN handy. Give them the VIN and ask for your ECU part number. The number should be similar to 23710-?????
3) The ECU part number changes w/ software revisions, so even identical ECUs can have different part numbers (and they usually do). That's why there isn't a part number that you can get off the case.

 

ah ha, that's interesting. I guess i learned something new today.

Edit: do you know if it's only with Z/G ECU? or any other vehicle's ECU has to read same way as that? i mean ...similar way? lol you know what i mean.

 

not sure really, but i think it's probably with all ECUs.

 

oh, thanks.

 

pm me your vin number and i'll see if the retards at our local nissan dealership will know how to find the ecu part number.

I doubt they will since they're high school punks, but it's worth a try and tomorrow is my day off from work.

 

Make sure you talk to the parts department......they are the ones who access the number for you. Just fyi