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Recomendation for R32 performance.

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in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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I have an R32 GTS-T manual and would just like to say that I bought a performance chip off a guy in Sydney (PM me for details)and it works very very well. I havn't dyno'd the car as yet but I must say the difference in power and overall performance was suprising. The car doesn't feel as doey and has more power, around 10Kw. For the price he was asking, it was a mad upgrade.

Two thumbs up!

Cheers.

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I got it for only $200.

The chip itself has revised fuel and ign timing maps. The speed cut has been lifted - so has the boost cut, however that works.

The guy I bought it from is able to set the rev limiter at whatever you want. Mine is 8200rpm.

The chip stops / reduces pinging depending on the weather. Down low not that much of a difference, but it breathes heaps better when you streatch it's legs!

I highly recommend this chip, it took me about 1/2 hour to put it in. I just desoldered the old one and soldered in a socket (he gave me this), pluged in the chip, done.

The guy's alias in here is "armbrusb". Drop him a PM, he's a top bloke to deal with.

Cheers :D

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