EcuTek Tune

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Last seen at $300.00 at Racebox on Nov 11.

Our take on the EcuTek Tune

Racebox's custom ECU tune for the Infiniti Q50 and Q60 with the VR30 engine is flashed at home from your phone and calibrated for your exact car, fuel, and mods. Racebox has tuned over 4,000 VR30s and holds the VR30 world record. The tune includes 24–48 hour response times and 30 days of revisions from your first datalog. It suits owners who want proven, dyno-backed power gains without a shop visit.

Best forQ50/Q60 owners wanting more powerDIY tuners who prefer flashing at homeOwners with bolt-on modsThose seeking a proven VR30 tuner

Pros

Flashed at home from your phone
Custom-calibrated for your car, fuel, and mods
Backed by 4,000+ VR30 tunes and a world record
30 days of tune revisions included
Fast 24–48 hour response times

Cons

Requires a supported flashing device

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About the EcuTek Tune

This is a custom engine tune for the Infiniti Q50 and Q60 with the VR30 engine. Each tune is calibrated for the exact car, fuel and modifications. It is flashed at home from a phone.

Tuning response times are 24 to 48 hours. Tune revisions are included for 30 days from the first datalog.

Power depends on the setup and fuel. A full bolt-on car on E30 makes about 470 whp. A full bolt-on car with port injection on E85 makes 490 to 500 whp. On upgraded turbos with the stock motor, power reaches up to 800 whp. The first modification on a VR30 is a heat exchanger.

Compatibility: Infiniti Q50 and Q60 with the VR30 engine
Install: Flashed at home from your phone
Calibration: Matched to your car, fuel and mods
Response time: 24–48 hours
Revisions: 30 days of tune revisions from your first datalog
Stock power: 270 whp (non-Red Sport), 360 whp (Red Sport)
Tune + heat exchanger: 390–410 whp on 93 octane
Full bolt-on, 93: 420–440 whp
Full bolt-on, E30: About 470 whp
Bolt-on + port injection: 490–500 whp on E85
Upgraded turbos: Up to 800 whp on E85 with the stock motor
Turbo examples: Z1 VRX60 about 700 whp, VRX70 about 750 whp, VRX80 about 800 whp

Questions and answers

How much power does the Racebox VR30 tune add?: Racebox quotes stock, Stage 1, and Stage 2 power figures on its dyno for pump gas and E30. Gains depend on your setup and fuel.
Can I flash the tune at home?: Yes. Racebox tunes are flashed at home from your phone using a supported flashing device.
What is included with the tune?: The tune is calibrated for your car, fuel, and mods. It includes 24–48 hour response times and 30 days of revisions from your first datalog.
Does the tune support E85?: Racebox lists power figures for pump gas and E30 only. E85 support is not mentioned.
Is the tune compatible with my Q50 or Q60?: It is designed for Infiniti Q50 and Q60 models with the VR30 engine.
Where is the EcuTek Tune cheapest?: At Racebox, for $300.00, as of our latest check.

Our take on the EcuTek Tune

Best forQ50/Q60 owners wanting more powerDIY tuners who prefer flashing at homeOwners with bolt-on modsThose seeking a proven VR30 tuner

Pros

Flashed at home from your phone
Custom-calibrated for your car, fuel, and mods
Backed by 4,000+ VR30 tunes and a world record
30 days of tune revisions included
Fast 24–48 hour response times

Cons

Requires a supported flashing device

About the EcuTek Tune

This is a custom engine tune for the Infiniti Q50 and Q60 with the VR30 engine. Each tune is calibrated for the exact car, fuel and modifications. It is flashed at home from a phone.

Tuning response times are 24 to 48 hours. Tune revisions are included for 30 days from the first datalog.

Compatibility

Infiniti Q50 and Q60 with the VR30 engine

Install

Flashed at home from your phone

Calibration

Matched to your car, fuel and mods

Response time

24–48 hours

Revisions

30 days of tune revisions from your first datalog

Stock power

270 whp (non-Red Sport), 360 whp (Red Sport)

Tune + heat exchanger

390–410 whp on 93 octane

Full bolt-on, 93

420–440 whp

Full bolt-on, E30

About 470 whp

Bolt-on + port injection

490–500 whp on E85

Upgraded turbos

Up to 800 whp on E85 with the stock motor

Turbo examples

Z1 VRX60 about 700 whp, VRX70 about 750 whp, VRX80 about 800 whp

Questions and answers

How much power does the Racebox VR30 tune add?

Racebox quotes stock, Stage 1, and Stage 2 power figures on its dyno for pump gas and E30. Gains depend on your setup and fuel.

Can I flash the tune at home?

Yes. Racebox tunes are flashed at home from your phone using a supported flashing device.

What is included with the tune?

The tune is calibrated for your car, fuel, and mods. It includes 24–48 hour response times and 30 days of revisions from your first datalog.

Does the tune support E85?

Racebox lists power figures for pump gas and E30 only. E85 support is not mentioned.

Is the tune compatible with my Q50 or Q60?

It is designed for Infiniti Q50 and Q60 models with the VR30 engine.

Where is the EcuTek Tune cheapest?

At Racebox, for $300.00, as of our latest check.