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'''That_zed_guy_:''' <small>(2019-08-26 13:33:04)</small><br />
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Can anyone tune an obd 0 1986 z31 base<br />
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'''Wilsonthesphere:''' <small>(2019-08-26 19:54:42)</small><br />
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Most popular way to tune a z31 is to chip the ECU with Nistune.<br />
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'''bonfire79:''' <small>(2019-08-27 06:28:07)</small><br />
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''yup. i second that. Nistune is the way to go, even for NA. go to the website and you can learn all about it. you send them your ECU and they install the board, giving you the ability to tune your car.<br />
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