Ecu Selection For Rb20

[ali-stain]

Im currently upgrading my 32 GT-ST with a high mount, ffp and the rest, and was intending to install a power fc D-Jetro.. However I've recently found they aren't made for rb20, I'm not a ecu expert at all, but I hear you can use an RB25 or an RB26 pfc with some rewiring however it defeats the purpose of plug and play, map and O2 sensor etc. what is the best way to go about the issue? Are there any other known brands of ecu within a decent price range for the rb20 which will allow map, O2 sensor, and plug and play?

Any help is appreciated, thanks guys.

[Ben C34]

Nistune.

[KiwiRS4T]

Nistune

Or for more money Link/Vipec

Just to be clear there is only "Plug" in available - whatever you use it will need a good tune before you can "play" (drive the car).

[XRATED]

^^^ Nistune!!!

[Sinista32]

^^^^^ Nistune

[GTSBoy]

I was going to say the same as all the above monkeys. Notwithstanding the requirement to run a MAP sensor.

I would ignore the requirement to run MAP and just go Nistune + big enough AFM.

[Ben C34]

I figured his requirement to run map sensor was negotiable

[XRATED]

I was going to say the same as all the above monkeys. Notwithstanding the requirement to run a MAP sensor.

I would ignore the requirement to run MAP and just go Nistune + big enough AFM.

.....who you calling a monkey?

... all though we do like bannanas! ha ha!!

[Dose Pipe Sutututu]

Nistune

Adaptronic

Haltech

of course that's with cost increasing and my experience.. others would recommend Link G4/ViPec (which also looks like good options)

[Roy]

Keep it simple. Power Fc. Easy to tune by just about any tuner. No messing around with std ECU. 10mins to install and start tuning.

Nistune is a good backup option if you cant find a PowerFc but I would be grabbing one of these http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/444035-for-sale-r32-gts-t-power-fc-ecu/