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Is this a joke....

Take it to someone who knows what they are doing with these sorts of cars, get it on a dyno and they will tell you what it is doing and what needs to be done to fix it.

There are even threads in this section about reputable tuners in VIC, either way this topic should be int the FI section. Perhaps go there and find the million threads about this problem that many R33 owners have faced before you.

You have probably already been given the answer by countless people here, bov blocked / going to atmo or R&R mode on the STOCK ECU WHICH WAS PROGRAMMED FOR A STOCK CAR!

It is pretty obvious what is going on here, I am guessing that most people have not bothered to post in here because either you are a troll or do not listen when you are told the first time.

And if the issue is unique at least a decent tuner can diagnose and recommend or / act upon a resolution.

Failing that sell it and get yourself a hyundai i20

your taking your car to rip off merchants, it will be something stupid, and you will be 5k out of pocket, cause ull never get that money back, buy a built engine cheaper if your going to spend the mullah

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