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Hi all, I have a r34 gt-t, and im after if any a ECU for it. It is an AUTOMATIC, And before ppl carry on, due to medical reasons, I bought an Auto,

Other than a piggyback nistune, what are the options? Its stock other than FMIC and air intake, and coils.

I know a nistune will be about 200kw mark, but looking for a little bit more down the track after a few more upgrades. hence why im looking at ECU.

Cheers

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I first heard nistune was limited to around 300wrkw but then i read a few ppl got past this figure.

I narrowed my choice to link and haltech eventually going with link. You might have to research with an auto esp if you wanna run a stall converter

Cool, sorry for some reason, cant post from my phone. But as I said with my setup atm, it will be about the 200kw mark. So I see a nistune would go past that, just was asking if there was ant other options out there.

But im looking in the long run for about 285-300kw.

So if nistune can handle that, im all good.

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