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I have been using Platinum Pro Plug-in for my R34 GTR for awhile now, I see many people switching to Hall Effect Sensors for the RB26. Anyone have postive experience here? I’m planning out my RB28 build now and would like to know what is the involvment in switching stock sensors to these aftermarket trigger kits? I’m thinking to use this kit that places a Hall effect sensor at the exhaust cam and crank as well. Specifically this kit https://rossperformanceparts.com/product/nissan-rb-crank-cam-trigger-kit-twin-cam/ -
What turbos am i running?? Hi All, So i am trying to figure out what turbos i have before considering a turbo upgrade for my 1995 R33 GTR. I am not sure whether they are stock or are already upgraded and if so what would be the limits of them as a pair. both turbos generally look the same although some of the information on the tags are different. The details given in the tag for each turbo are as listed below. Turbo 1 - 'Honeywell Garrett' P/N: 707160/5007s S/N: NG 0122J Turbo 2 - 'Garret Allied Signal' MH 0412J 14411 - AA403 707160-7 If someone could clarify what exactly i am running, that would be great as i am new to the turbo world lol. P.s From the research i have done, i think they are GT2860R's... not sure if these are stockies? Cheers
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High Accuracy Alternatives to Haltech Sensors Hi guys, Currently researching to get some sensors to hook up to my PS2000 (aka Box Simulator 2016). I'm wanting to get both oil/fuel pressure sensors for logging and engine protection hence the need to be reliable. I've managed to track down these Honeywell sensors and I think they will be suitable/accurate and have the calibration curves readily available. Can anyone think of a better alternative? Don't mind spending extra for better quality sensor. Part No - MLH100PGB06A I'd also like a wideband and I've been told that the Haltech Wideband using CAN is more reliable/helpful than your typical 0-5v output. But I'm confused as to why Haltech insist on including the Bosch 4.2 sensor when it's obsolete due to a major design flaw. Does anyone know any alternative CAN widebands? I'm not too familiar with the operating principles of CAN and would love some suggestions. Hope this helps other people save some money on sensors.
