Subject	depends
Posted by	aliaZ on June 22, 2009 at 1:56 PM
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In Reply To	Any benefit to standalone engine management? posted by Shiers69 on June 22, 2009 at 01:18 PM
Message	most people don't need the extra functionality of a standalone however, as great as Nistune is, it can't integrate boost controller functions, traction control, and datalogging like a standalone can
Follow Ups	Any benefit to standalone engine management? - Shiers69 13:18:31 06/22/09 Weight savings in your wallet. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:25:07 06/22/09 2nd (n/m) - Z_Pilot (GA) 14:08:13 06/22/09 depends - aliaZ 13:56:27 06/22/09 2nd (n/m) - yobobrox 14:47:34 06/22/09 yes there is. - Carlos Ramirez 14:08:27 06/22/09 Shiers69 drives a Stage stock Super White 1990 NA coupe (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 14:30:28 06/22/09 That's beginning the wonderful transformation to TT land - Shiers69 14:49:54 06/22/09 it general that would be a good thing - Carlos Ramirez 15:07:12 06/22/09 you should have mentioned the ends to your means - gt300zxtt 15:29:33 06/22/09 for now it's just education - Shiers69 15:41:07 06/22/09 lol! I really do love your candidness! :) (n/m) - LRD VDR 16:31:59 06/22/09 Re: lol! I really do love your candidness! :) - Turk (Dallas) 17:54:51 06/22/09 Re: Any benefit to standalone engine management? - thejoneZ (Sacto, CA) 23:12:03 06/22/09
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