Subject	The only possibility that I can see for alterations in the
Posted by	Z from Japan on March 26, 2003 at 11:52 PM
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In Reply To	Thanks, but I think you'll find MON and RON ----> posted by Todd@Z1 Motorsports on March 25, 2003 at 08:45 AM
Message	ecu code to account for fuel additives would be done on the fuel and or timing maps. If you download the newest list of .bin files that was posted on Sparkies page, you can compare the timing and fuel maps from stock codes from Japan, US. Cali, and Europe. You will see that the Fuel maps are virtually identical - in a nut shell, stupid rich. 10.X to 1 AFR is over doing it. The timing maps only vary a few degrees.... well maybe the Euro code is retarded, I haven't checked it out but I heard of people in Europe running Z's on the equivalent of ~85 octane... Really the best thing to do is try them out with the safety of a dyno. If you can get your hands on some tuned .bins from some of the better shops in Japan you'll see that at less than full boost, they really crank the timing forward. There is a lot of slack in the stock Nissan codes. Performance Parts For Sale Cheap.... Click me! z from Japan - just barely old enuf to drift
Follow Ups	How to Tune the 300Z ECU Revision 1 - Z from Japan 08:07:13 03/24/03 Description of new tuned .bin files - Z from Japan 08:14:22 03/24/03 As always....Thanks for sharing the knowledge :-)....... (n/m) - Kyle(Houston) 08:41:55 03/24/03 BTW...Your driving is good ;-).......... (n/m) - Kyle(Houston) 17:10:40 03/24/03 domo arigato mr roboto \(^^)/ (n/m) - Z from Japan 20:13:47 03/24/03 Aren't there differences in the fuel additives ---> - Todd@Z1 Motorsports 11:37:27 03/24/03 Whut??? - Z from Japan 20:21:27 03/24/03 Thanks, but I think you'll find MON and RON ----> - Todd@Z1 Motorsports 08:45:20 03/25/03 The only possibility that I can see for alterations in the - Z from Japan 23:52:42 03/26/03 Do you have any timing maps that will work with US spec fuel - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 15:58:37 03/24/03 Chip, the tuned bins are using the stock JDM timing map - Z from Japan 20:08:29 03/24/03 Thanks, I was not sure if the JDM maps were more aggressive - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 13:13:32 03/25/03 Done any work with '95 programs? (n/m) - mm_95TT 22:17:31 03/24/03 Most (if not all) 95 Z32's have 16bit ECUs. - Steve Simmons 00:37:38 03/25/03 That's why I asked - mm_95TT 10:26:40 03/25/03 The problem lies in the daughter boards - Z from Japan 23:39:53 03/26/03 I don't think they need 2 EEPROMs - mm_95TT 12:23:18 03/30/03
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