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  On 06/06/2013 at 9:08 AM, nk7 said:

Pardon if already mentioned but I couldn't find what ECU you are using. Still stock?

It's using a PowerFC which runs everything well. I do want a racepak iq3 dash as a silver bullet for engine monitoring, shift lights, logging etc which won't work with it. Might be able to direct wire it but not a nice neat solution.

Engine monitoring is high on the agenda at the moment.

  On 06/06/2013 at 8:41 AM, mattr32gtr28 said:

Hope the tune goes smoothly. :)

Cheers me too!
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I think Links also do something similar to an IQ3 that would probably plug and play with their ECUs..might be worth looking into. I imagine your PowerFC would sell easily if you were keen.

EDIT: Looks like Haltech have an IQ3 as well..

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I've just started fitting 1 of these to my GTR, good thing thus far, use's cheap Bosch sensors, and is 100% stand alone.

mine was $736 with the exchange rate at the time,

http://www.race-technology.com/dash2_2_31.html

  On 12/06/2013 at 2:20 AM, Burgz32 said:

I've just started fitting 1 of these to my GTR, good thing thus far, use's cheap Bosch sensors, and is 100% stand alone.

mine was $736 with the exchange rate at the time,

http://www.race-technology.com/dash2_2_31.html

Not bad. A bit over $850 if you buy locally I believe...

  On 12/06/2013 at 3:34 AM, Burgz32 said:

Sure did mate, too dear to buy from the Aussie dealer, Aussie dealer was almost $1100.

Probably because the dealer buy price is higher than you paid direct.

Word is the tune is finished. Some of the near 25 year old coil packs didn't make the cut so a set of split fires have gone in.

Best bit is it was happily making 336/337/338 rwkw which Chris reckons you don't see often with gt-ss on 98, been wound back a bit to 330rwkw @20psi - very happy with that!

Should be picking her up tomorrow arvo.

Awesome to hear it is running and well at that! :thumbsup:

So , have you given any thought to what the next car is going to be?

Halves in an R300 kit that we can throw a S2000 motor in?

Its not the same tinkering on my car and talking to myself. I should never have left Cliff behind in Portugal, he was always there for me and I just threw him away :(

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