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Hi all..

I have a Silvia S13 with RB25det, fully forged internals and loads of other mods, just waiting for bigger turbo and aftermarket computer... this is where you come in? Hopefully? I am looking at either a GT2871R or GT35R (depending on money factor) and have been recommended various computers for this. Now if I had the money, it would be no question I would get a motec, but as it is the funds are tight and Im thinking of either an Apexi Power FC or (as numerous people have recommended) a Wolf... So here's the question... which is better or any other suggestions??? Thanks in advance ;)

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Choice of ECU has been covered plenty of times, try searching.

Usually its best to decide on a tuner and ask them :wave:

Power FC is very common on skylines tuning on 98 octane fuel...it works with great results. If your using E85 or something then you need to re-consider a lot of things :)

Power FC is very common on skylines tuning on 98 octane fuel...it works with great results. If your using E85 or something then you need to re-consider a lot of things :)

I don't think anyone out there uses regular unleaded on these engines do they??? Always run 98 otherwise you're asking for serious trouble.

Run a Vi-PEC far superior than both the ECU's you mentioned....see Guilt-Toy's thread about his...he used to be a Power FC man through and through...now he has a Vi-PEC he will never go back to an old technology Apexi unit.

They are just as good as a MoTeC without the massive pricetag.

Run a Vi-PEC far superior than both the ECU's you mentioned....see Guilt-Toy's thread about his...he used to be a Power FC man through and through...now he has a Vi-PEC he will never go back to an old technology Apexi unit.

They are just as good as a MoTeC without the massive pricetag.

Fantastic, thank you HEAPS I'll certainly check out that thread... other options are always welcome, thanks heaps for the suggestion :D

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