Flash Tuning - Performance ECU Recalibration
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Good Morning everyone. My names Justin Owner/Head Tuner at Twisted Tuning based out of NY. Most people already know me or at a minimum, my car. My name on all other sites is "The Great NY" which is what most people know me as. My car is the white Twin Turbo Mazda 6 that has been around for a while.
Hit me up... www.Facebook.com/twistedtuned by Twisted Visionz Photography, on Flickr
Anyway, just spreading the word that i have started offering Performance ECU tuning publically again. I used to do it a long while ago, then would just do locals, but every kept telling me i should start spreading again. so here I am. I have well over a decade of experience in tuning and building cars/trucks and bikes. Yes I do bikes as well (Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha). Alnong with a slew of other vehicle makes and models outside of Mazda.
My current list of supported Vehicles that i can Flash Reprogram are as follows (Just the mazda listing):
MazdaSpeed3/MPS3 1st generation [all markets]
MazdaSpeed3/MPS3 2nd generation [all markets]
MazdaSpeed6/MPS6 [all markets]
Mazda CX-7 (2.3 DISI Turbo) <2010MY [all markets]
Mazda CX-7 (2.3 DISI Turbo) 2010MY+ [all markets]
Mazda CX-7 (2.5NA) 2010MY+ [all markets]
Mazda MPV (2.3 DISI Turbo) [JDM/ADM]
Mazda MPV (2.3NA,3.0NA) [JDM/ADM]
Mazda3 (1.6NA, 2.0NA, 2.3NA, 3.0) 1st generation [all markets]
Mazda3 (1.6NA, 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 2nd generation [all markets]
Mazda3 (SkyActiv 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 3rd generation [all markets]
Mazda5 (Premacy) (2.0NA, 2.5NA) 2nd generation [all markets]
Mazda6 (1.8NA, 2.0NA, 2.3NA) 1st generation [all markets]
Mazda6 (3.0L MY2006-2008, MY2003-2005 coming soon) 1st Generation
Mazda6 (1.8NA, 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 2nd generation [all markets]
Mazda6 (SkyActiv 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 3rd generation [all markets]
Mazda MX-5 (1.8NA, 2.0NA) 3rd generation [all markets]
Mazda RX-8 (SE3P) 2003-2011MY+ [all markets]
Mazda2 (1.3NA, 1.5NA) 3rd generation 2007+ [all markets]
Mazda CX-5 (SkyActiv 2.0NA, 2.5NA) [all markets]
The software i use for these vehicles is called Mazdaedit. What is a flash tune you ask? Pretty much reprogramming the ECu's Fuel injection, ignition timing, valve timing, MAF, rev limiters, speed limiters, and much more to whatever I need to, to have the vehicle make more power safely, create a more drivable vehicle and etc.
Just letting everyone know I'm available. Tunes start off at $150, this includes unlimited updates at the current modification level. I can tune you guys in person or remotely via datalogs you send me by email. If you are not local, you would need to purchase a software license from me and a Tactrix openport 2.0 cable interface. If you have any questions, post up and let me know and we can work it out.
Hit me up... www.Facebook.com/twistedtuned by Twisted Visionz Photography, on Flickr
Anyway, just spreading the word that i have started offering Performance ECU tuning publically again. I used to do it a long while ago, then would just do locals, but every kept telling me i should start spreading again. so here I am. I have well over a decade of experience in tuning and building cars/trucks and bikes. Yes I do bikes as well (Kawasaki, Suzuki, and Yamaha). Alnong with a slew of other vehicle makes and models outside of Mazda.
My current list of supported Vehicles that i can Flash Reprogram are as follows (Just the mazda listing):
MazdaSpeed3/MPS3 1st generation [all markets]
MazdaSpeed3/MPS3 2nd generation [all markets]
MazdaSpeed6/MPS6 [all markets]
Mazda CX-7 (2.3 DISI Turbo) <2010MY [all markets]
Mazda CX-7 (2.3 DISI Turbo) 2010MY+ [all markets]
Mazda CX-7 (2.5NA) 2010MY+ [all markets]
Mazda MPV (2.3 DISI Turbo) [JDM/ADM]
Mazda MPV (2.3NA,3.0NA) [JDM/ADM]
Mazda3 (1.6NA, 2.0NA, 2.3NA, 3.0) 1st generation [all markets]
Mazda3 (1.6NA, 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 2nd generation [all markets]
Mazda3 (SkyActiv 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 3rd generation [all markets]
Mazda5 (Premacy) (2.0NA, 2.5NA) 2nd generation [all markets]
Mazda6 (1.8NA, 2.0NA, 2.3NA) 1st generation [all markets]
Mazda6 (3.0L MY2006-2008, MY2003-2005 coming soon) 1st Generation
Mazda6 (1.8NA, 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 2nd generation [all markets]
Mazda6 (SkyActiv 2.0NA, 2.5NA) 3rd generation [all markets]
Mazda MX-5 (1.8NA, 2.0NA) 3rd generation [all markets]
Mazda RX-8 (SE3P) 2003-2011MY+ [all markets]
Mazda2 (1.3NA, 1.5NA) 3rd generation 2007+ [all markets]
Mazda CX-5 (SkyActiv 2.0NA, 2.5NA) [all markets]
The software i use for these vehicles is called Mazdaedit. What is a flash tune you ask? Pretty much reprogramming the ECu's Fuel injection, ignition timing, valve timing, MAF, rev limiters, speed limiters, and much more to whatever I need to, to have the vehicle make more power safely, create a more drivable vehicle and etc.
Just letting everyone know I'm available. Tunes start off at $150, this includes unlimited updates at the current modification level. I can tune you guys in person or remotely via datalogs you send me by email. If you are not local, you would need to purchase a software license from me and a Tactrix openport 2.0 cable interface. If you have any questions, post up and let me know and we can work it out.
Hi there,
I have a 2006 Mazda Atenza GG and was wondering if you can help me out with remapping my ECU to have more power, throttle response etc.
The engine is naturally aspirated and is at datum sea level.
Thanks,
Anton Roich
Last edited by Anton Roich; Feb 13, 2026 at 03:03 AM.
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You would need to post what program you are using. And then there would need to be a member willing and experienced in EFI/ECU Calibrating willing to take the needed time (lots of it) to read your supplied specific target areas and short data logging of those areas needed to be adjusted. Its time consuming. So don't get frustrated that you are not likely to find on any forum a member experienced to do this for free.
If you are using Versa Tuner then they have a forum for DIY that may help you. But you must be using that program or the advice will not work for you.
If you are using Versa Tuner then they have a forum for DIY that may help you. But you must be using that program or the advice will not work for you.
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