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Hi all.

I have just purchased this from one of the guys on the forum.

I have changed my mind so its now for sale.

I will use the wording of the original add. (I hope that its ok)

"This is for use with R32 and R33 with GTR DETT engine and Power FC computer.

This is in "as new" condition.

Includes:

- Datalogic FC Edit Software

- FC Hardware Interface Box and cables

- FC Datalogit CD

- Printed instruction manual in hard cover folder (83 pages)

- Membership to Users E-Group

Software allows you to change/tune Power FC settings, have differrent programs for different uses e.g. street/track/drag, when running different fuels etc. Allows you to monitor whats happening, allows you to log whats happening

Easy to use.

The E Users Group is great for help and assistance and to talk to users about all sort of modifications and tunes from all over the world."

Price: $350. Includes the USB adaptor cable that goes from Serial port to USB.

Free Postage within Australia.

I am in Melbourne.

Mobile: 0417 123 450

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Is this the Datalogit FC from NZ?

Anyone know why it is only for use with the R32 and R33 GTR's?

Hi. Yes this is the Datalogit from NZ.

No idea about the your second question.

The software does mention other models but maybe it doens't mean anything.

There are 2 different versions of the datalogit software as fair as im aware, version one for example does R32/R33 RB's, 2J's, 1J's, Ej20's etc and the second version does R34RB's, CA's, SR's, 4G63 etc. Those are examples but you get the picture. So yeah the software will do a number of cars.

Hope that helps ya.

its the hardware interface box you want to know about. The program/software is updatable/downloadable.

The black box does all PFC's. The white box only does a handfull of cars thus needing 2 boxes if you want it to do all PFC's

its the hardware interface box you want to know about. The program/software is updatable/downloadable.

The black box does all PFC's. The white box only does a handfull of cars thus needing 2 boxes if you want it to do all PFC's

Ahh yep, that's it, i knew it was something along those lines :rofl:

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