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  1. Good work Nath, what ECU are you using now? I think freeing up the butterfly constantly will help a fair bit I put some gauges in the DIN mainly as there was no other option, they were nice and neat there.
  2. Yeah I'd like to know the answer as the 25GT I put the S15 diff into had had the rear subframe from a GTt fitted....so I still haven't been able to compare the R33 diff to the N/A R34 one.
  3. I nearly bought one but ended up getting the AVX-33 + blue tooth adapter for a good price. I've been more than impressed with JVC and it's all I've owned for the past 8 years. I'm sure you'll be happy with it. The built-in blue tooth alone is a massive feature...great hands free setup.
  4. Look here bargain hunters, it's a 'genuine copy' Type S BOV The diaphram has been replaced with a higher quality, thicker gasket. Works fine. Only minor cosmetic blemishes where it was resprayed black and has been bumped on things. Comes with solid alloy adapter, fine to be used with genuine GReddy BOVs (that's what it was designed for) $80 delivered
  5. Give it a good soaking with WD40, should help things move
  6. 666DAN

    October 2007

    Random pics from 2007
  7. Who cares about sales, my car just got extra bonus happy cool points!!!
  8. Series 2 ECU should, plugs are different though so you've need a patch harness. R32 and R33 ECU's are the same except 2 injectors signals are on different pin locations I think....it's covered in one of the Power FC threads where people were converting R33 PFC's to work in R32's best thing to do is look for the pinouts for the ECU's there are multiple sources for them on here
  9. The R34 GTt and the S15 the diffs are interchangeable 1000% you can't put an R33 diff into an R34 or S15 due to the housings. I would need to look at a 25GT as I was under the impression the R33 housing does fit, much like they use R33 supsension in the rear end as well.
  10. Lost in translation eh? Maybe we should put the power figures into Babelfish, they may come out right....
  11. I had actually toyed with the idea of putting the R33 inlet runners on the Neo head and just using R33 side feeds on the stock rail....but I never got around to confirming the stud patterns matched up, anyone care to check it out?
  12. From memory they're about 300cc....not big at all, as some zed people are using the R34 Blue 370's as upgrades. I've been more than happy with the deatschwerks injectors, I've got the obsolete 550's the newer 600's replaced them on their site last year, they're 100% drop-ins I remember asking the question about the XR6T injectors a while back, never actually found out though
  13. The lines on the screen are permanant unfortunately, but you can get the repalcement Toshiba screen from the US for about $150 which is pretty good considering they still sell on yahoo.jp for $500+ It's a fairly generic screen, not Nissan specific
  14. ECU plugs/pins are way different from R32/33 to R34 I can imagine that the maps they contain would allow them all to run, to what degree of efficiency is another story. Basically stick with the right ECU for the right engine, much better than messing around with it all.
  15. Do the R32's have the boost solenoid hi/low function? You could hook up the VCT solenoid to that and it would trigger at >4000rpm...that's if they have that feature like the R33 and R34
  16. R34 prices have gone up due to the poor dollar vs yen, you can't get the bargains you could last year
  17. The e-manage blue was more than enough for me to turbocharge and N/A using injectors that were 30% bigger than stock. It's as simple as entering the ratio of injector size, everything scales accordingly. I can highly recommend the boost sensor harness as well, tuning to MAP was very helpful
  18. more nudity!
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