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Hi Guys,

I've got an R31 series 2 Silhouette with Silvertop Rb20det.

Any idea how to wire up a HKS turbo timer? Anyone done this before..

The colours of the wires are Red, Green and Blue on one plug and two separate black and grey wires.

Any idea what these wires connect to?

Cheers

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Im assuming you dont have instructions!!!!

You will have to post the model no so someone else who has the exact same model can scan it and send them too you, cause different wire colours mean nothing, on different brands and models... Also if you have one with no instructions i hope you bought it from a very reliable source??? Cause theift is a supply & demand industry...

or

sorry to be hard there dude I just hate theives anyway, I had one of these and returned it because the HKS ones dont like alarm systems that disable fuel pumps and so on... Mate if you have the reciept still return it for an APEXI pen type TT. Much more user friendlly and like alarms systems....

NOTE: You can make the HKS unit work with alarms, but its more wiring than im gonna even try to explain... (I used to be an auto-elec)

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