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Thats funny so many people say that sort of thing but you tell me the difference between your std computer and my std computer, the japs dont retune the ECU's for them to come over hear and where realy another climate. Microtechs also have a air temp corection map which a std computer doesn't.

However after a couple of weeks of driving the car and getting used to it he will be able to go to a dyno shop and tell them fine tune hear there and were ever. Ah the benifits of programability.

Taking it out because i am over being ripped off buy car places with dyno's, even though it is now tuned, the last guys ripped me for every last cent i had, leaving me with no money to do the next mods then have to take it back to be retuned to suit, and ripped again, i could see a vicious circle starting.

So i think i'm going to spend the money on a laptop so i can watch DVD's on the way to the snow!

No however i do wish i had before i sent it to you, just so i could have known how fast it went, i did go once but didn't realise you needed rego papers so that was a waste of 4hours driving!

Buy the way i didn't have the LT then as it has only done about 1000 km's tops!

why do you need rego papers to race ...They dont even check over here we run a whole season in a steet series unlicensed just left the plates on ....

Ha thats alright, i spose its got to do with population density and crime rate! Just thought i'd get on to let you know its 9:47pm wednessday and i have it all boxed up and will be sending it tomorrow morning. Speek to you friday night probably.

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