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HI fellow members as you red in my topic title i have a r33 gtr apexi D jetro that i want to put in my r33 gtst mspec model

Reasons are built engine with big turbo so i want to run a map sensor set up and also being plug in ECU too

My questions are has anyone had it done on their cars and what is involved differences etc etc.

Much help would be appreciated

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I have heard of this before, I remember speaking to Shaun at Boost Worx about this and he said that it could be done. I would suggest that you either speak with him, your tuner or another reputable workshop for more on this information. Better to hear from a tuner rather than drips and drabs of info over the forums.

Goodluck with it mate. Let us know how it goes :D

thanks Krishy yeah i have called him he said he can do it, few things need to be changed over/swapped and i would need knock sensors of a gtr, he was actually quiet helpful and knew what he was talking about. called few people but no one seems to have done it lol. so instead of mucking around, i got myself a Haltech platinum plug in pro today,it will be in his workshop next monday :)

Know anyone that wants a R33GTR apexi D-Jetro ???

thanks guys

WILLAL Doesnt know what needed to be done and never done it before already called thanks

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