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Hi there first skyline owner here it's a 1989 series 3 silhouette with turbod  rb30. It has a high mount t3/t4 turbo at moment screamer pipe with 60 mm external waste gate, intercooler, I'm bout to install 550cc injectors and am looking around at after market ecu as only have vl turbo ecu at the moment any info on ideas of what would suit me would be good. Oh only planning on 10 to 12 psi.. for now.. cheers 

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On 8/9/2018 at 10:50 AM, Dose Pipe Sutututu said:

Haltech Elite 2000, and go straight for 1000cc or larger injectors. No point putting in tiny ones when you'll run out a fuel and have to upgrade/re-tune again.

Ive just got prices from microtech and wolf i have emailed haltech but no response yet.  

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