PLMS or BlaZt consult scanner

[shift_SRDETuser]

Which scanner is better and will this work with aftermarket ecus like Jim Wolf or others......

yes I searched and could not find anything..... thanks

[vanquish2]

Which scanner is better and will this work with aftermarket ecus like Jim Wolf or others......

yes I searched and could not find anything..... thanks

I have plms and love it....it works just fine with my enthalpy. Great logging abilities and log analysis. Worth every penny

[shift_SRDETuser]

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I have plms and love it....it works just fine with my enthalpy. Great logging abilities and log analysis. Worth every penny

that is all this does though is log-- if you want to program than you need nissan consults programmer which is like 4-5 grand -- anybody know anyone with one.... it would be kewl to have custom made ecus for your particular car...

[vanquish2]

You didn't ask which one programs.....you can program chips without the consult.....for a lot less then 4-5 grand

[bluemax]

I have plms-usb..it works just fine. I 'm sure Blazt is ok also. I think ebay even has them.

And if you get the Nistune daughter board and software, you'll have more things to play with and cost much less then $4k.

The enthalphy tune is quite interesting

enjoy

[vanquish2]

I have plms-usb..it works just fine. I 'm sure Blazt is ok also. I think ebay even has them.

And if you get the Nistune daughter board and software, you'll have more things to play with and cost much less then $4k.

The enthalphy tune is quite interesting

enjoy

define interesting........I'm curious

[bluemax]

define interesting........I'm curious

The fuel map just looks different. Check out Nistune forums, someone (user:unisa jec?) there has a similar atypical map.

I have no complaints. Enthalphy tune was plug and play. No fuss no hassle for my simple set up.

Since I like to tinker with things, Nistune is perfect.

[vanquish2]

where did you find a map of an enthalpy tune?