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Matt will be doing my R33 Gts-t with a Wolf3Dv4 hopefully next week (if my new turbo gets installed in time) so yeh, the performance workshop recommended him...

Let us know how it goes hey, Im interested in his tuning ablity of the old wolf...

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Rb20det silvia, mines ecu, heard i cant really get it tuned? correct or?

i got my hands on a mines ecu for the rb20det as well and have been told that they are pretty much custom tuned for what the customer has mods wize and how he/she wants the car to perform. towards tuning its a case of tuning the car around the ecu rather than the ecu around the car. general info i've got is the mines ecus' run rich based on japanese octane fuel.

if anyone knows other wise please add as SUS55 and myself would like to know.

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