Subject	Re: Do I need a standalone, or Nistune?
Posted by	Polar_Engineering on September 23, 2023 at 4:14 PM
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In Reply To	Do I need a standalone, or Nistune? posted by Matt300ZXT on September 23, 2023 at 12:54 PM
Message	It is important to understand the main difference between a modern engine management system and something like Nistune: safety features. An ECU like Haltech (or similar) will send your engine into limp mode, or shut it down altogether at the earliest sign of a fault anywhere (granted your tuner set everything up correctly). That will save your engine.
Follow Ups	Do I need a standalone, or Nistune? - Matt300ZXT 12:54:51 09/23/23 Re: Do I need a standalone, or Nistune? - FlawleZ (San Antonio) 14:15:35 09/23/23 Nope - megaDan 15:21:19 09/23/23 Re: Do I need a standalone, or Nistune? - Polar_Engineering 16:14:54 09/23/23 Need? No....but should you get a standalone? Yes - Madhatter10-6 17:29:30 09/23/23 Agreed (n/m) - ConVerTT 18:53:20 09/23/23 Exactly what he said. Less clutter, more features, new tech - Woodnutz (PA) 11:46:06 09/24/23 ...And if you do not live in a state with smog testing, - Denis 09:28:22 09/25/23 That's a good point... definitely something factor in (n/m) - Woodnutz (PA) 09:53:21 09/25/23 For E-85, they're the way to go. - vorpalZed 09:15:30 09/25/23 Re: For E-85, they're the way to go. - Madhatter10-6 11:44:35 09/25/23 I don't run E-85 - vorpalZed 12:25:29 09/25/23 Exactly what he said. Less clutter, more features, new tech - Woodnutz (PA) 20:01:23 09/26/23
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