Map switching
Three complete tunes in one ECU, switched from the driver’s seat. The check-engine lamp blinks the map number.
- Fuga 450GTCar-testedHold cruise CANCEL for 2 s
- Fuga 350GTExperimentalHold cruise CANCEL for 2 s
AI-assisted scanning, custom patches, logging that shows the fix and the limits you want changed, in one fast native app.
VQLab connects to Claude so it can read your maps and logs, overlay a drive onto any table, and suggest changes cell by cell. You stay in charge: every edit shows up on your screen as a normal undo step, and Claude can never save or flash anything.
adjust_table · Fuel Target · 8 cells × 1.04 · appliedPatches are built from a full decompile of the ECU firmware. Apply or remove them in one click, with both checksums handled. Available on select models.
Three complete tunes in one ECU, switched from the driver’s seat. The check-engine lamp blinks the map number.
A “cammed” idle: rhythmic timing pulls at warm idle so the engine stumbles and recovers like one with a big camshaft. Strength and rhythm are set per map.
For engine swaps where the original key and immobiliser unit aren’t fitted. Removes the theft protection, so it’s not for cars driven on the road.
Select models Map switching is available on select car models, currently the Nissan Fuga 450GT and 350GT. See supported cars
Daily on 91, sport on 98, and a soft map when someone else drives, all in the car at once. VQLab's map-switching patch stores three full sets of ignition, fuel, cam and pedal maps and swaps between them with a simple gesture. No laptop needed, and the check-engine lamp blinks to tell you which map is loaded.
Coming soon More patches, including launch control and flat-foot shifting.
Log a drive and VQLab lays it over your maps: every cell shows what you asked for, what the engine actually did, and how many samples it got. Lean cells glow red, rich cells blue, and cells you never drove through are dimmed, so you know where to look first.
Coming soon Live wideband input and Nissan's own high-speed data logging, including knock.
The settings owners ask for most come ready to edit, with plain-English names and descriptions decoded from the ECU firmware, not cryptic addresses.
No more typing commands into a console. VQLab drives the proven open-source nisprog flasher for you, checks the result of every step, and only writes the blocks you changed, so a typical map edit takes seconds, not a full reflash.
Every table is a colour-coded heatmap with a 3D view beside it. Drag to select a block, nudge it with + and −, scale by a percentage, smooth the rough spots, and paste straight from Excel. Changed cells are marked, every action can be undone, and the checksum is fixed when you save.
+2, *1.05 or 5% to change a whole selectionTry it: drag across the grid, then use the buttons or your keyboard.

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