Anyone interested in chiping?

GSRswapandslow · Jul 28th, 2003, 06:28 PM

Since the ca18 does not use a daughterboard with it's ecu, they can be chipped.

If anyone is interested send me an e-mail.

GSRswapandslow@yahoo.com

GSRswapandslow · Jul 29th, 2003, 01:54 PM

we can do both N/A and turbo

there is a possiblitity that we can also do SR20 and GA16....but, it'll cost more becasue of the daughterboard.

Get to me at rhayesd1 on AOL.

this is not a buisness either...just one guy trying to help out some of you other fellas.

minute rice sentra · Jul 29th, 2003, 03:19 PM

sorry for being retarded, but what is chipping? I'm guessing it's another way to reprogram the computer?

GSRswapandslow · Jul 29th, 2003, 05:42 PM

my friend, Joseph Davis, has been doing this a LONG time, but mostly with Hondas.

We got bored one day, and he started looking at programs, and has adapted one to work.

What he does is remove the prom from your ECU, and install a socket. In this socket he installs a new prom that is "tuned" for what you want/need.

If you are running rich somewhere, he can lean it out. He can raise revlimits or lower them, rich, lean, accomadate for boost. All kinds of fun stuff.

minute rice sentra · Jul 29th, 2003, 06:24 PM

ok that makes sense and sounds pretty cool. Do you you could make something work for the E-series' computers?

GSRswapandslow · Jul 29th, 2003, 06:26 PM

what is that?

BTW, i'm a n00b to the nissan name...but not to most other cars. i just got a daily driver b13 SE, and that's what sparked the interest.

just gimme some time learning the codes and what not....

Crazy-Mart · Jul 29th, 2003, 09:38 PM

No one ever made chips or readers files for the E-series trust me ... ive been there, got some friends who does reprogram on Hunda ecu too... but no one seem to find the file needed to read the Eprom ...

minute rice sentra · Jul 29th, 2003, 09:40 PM

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Originally posted by GSRswapandslow
what is that?

BTW, i'm a n00b to the nissan name...but not to most other cars. i just got a daily driver b13 SE, and that's what sparked the interest.

just gimme some time learning the codes and what not....

the B-11 and B-12 have the e-series like the E16i,E16s, and the e15. these engines' computers could use a little tweeking if cost effective.

GSRswapandslow · Jul 29th, 2003, 09:43 PM

well, i think we can do those

i'll find out tonight for sure.

UNISH25 · Jul 29th, 2003, 10:17 PM

Hehehe...the daughter board of the GA16 is not hard to reverse engineer at all..The only problem is reverse engineering the code inside the ecu from JWT...
We could probably read it from a file, but more than likely that stuff is copyrighted..