What modifications do you suggest for someone new to the platform?

FAQ – by Hussain Boxwala

Infiniti Q50, Q60, and Nissan Z VR30 Maintenance Guide

Proper maintenance is crucial for the longevity and performance of your Infiniti Q50, Q60, or Nissan Z equipped with the VR30 engine. Regularly monitor and replace fluids, filters, and spark plugs to ensure optimal operation. Adhering to a consistent maintenance schedule not only enhances reliability but also maximizes the benefits of your vehicle's tuning. For detailed guidelines and recommendations, refer to Racebox's comprehensive maintenance guide.

FAQ – by Moeed Qureshi

Does the tune void my warranty?

The short answer is, it depends. The warranty coverage will range widely from dealer to dealer. The dealership will have to prove your modifications have caused the issue you are bringing it in for. The discretion will vary widely from dealer to dealer.  From our experience, most dealerships will care more about hardware than a tune. We also provide a stock file to flash before you go into the dealership for work. Our suggestion is also to speak with your local service advisor and see what they have to say.

FAQ – by Moeed Qureshi

Do you tune JB4?

We do not offer any specialty calibration services for the JB4 platform.

FAQ – by Hussain Boxwala

If I get stuck, what is the best way to get ahold of you?

If you have an urgent question, please call us at 832-786-9038 (M-F, 9-6 PM CST). Any tuning-specific questions are best relayed via e-mail with an associated data log and any potential DTC codes. You can reply back to your tuner on the most recent e-mail thread. 

FAQ – by Hussain Boxwala

I am not local to the Houston area. Do I have to visit a dyno shop to get tuned?

No worries! We have customers all over the globe! Many of which are not near a performance-related shop. All you need is a smartphone and an e-mail account. We have hundreds of customers who have never visited a shop or dyno, and our enjoying our performance calibrations. 

FAQ – by Hussain Boxwala

What is the difference between OTS and Custom?

OTS (OFF-THE-SHELF) is geared towards users who want to quickly flash their vehicle and enjoy the benefits of their newly found power. You will see substantial gains on even stock vehicles. This option does not include map switching, customized launch control, or additional revisions. If you are running any ethanol blends, race gas, methanol, or aftermarket turbochargers, this option will not be available to you. Custom is geared towards users who want to maximize their car’s potential and are willing to go through several revisions. You typically make 30 + WHP/45 + WTQ over an OTS map. Also, this will include map switching (low boost, high boost, etc.) and launch control. This is by far our most popular option with our customer base. For custom tuning, E30 can be had with just a flex fuel kit, E85 tuning entails anything E50+ which requires an HPFP and LPFP along with a flex fuel kit.

FAQ – by Moeed Qureshi

What modifications do I need to tune the car?

The simple answer is none! We have plenty of customers who are enjoying our Racemode calibration bone stock. With our OTS or Custom mapping, we can significantly boost the power of your VR30-powered vehicle even in stock form.