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GTStR32,

How far do you want to go with your car, if your not after big performance then the chip is a good way to go, but if your even thinking of changing the turbo then save your money and get real engine management, there is a decent range available and some are quite reasonably priced.

See'ya:burnout:

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JH32

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I think with the R32, getting the chip remapped is just as good as getting an aftermarket computer.

But I think if you just want the limiters removed and raised, $450 is a bit steep! My brother got something similar in his SR20, whereby the speed limiter has been removed and he can change the rev limit etc .... cost him $100 from a dude in Perth.

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Originally posted by JiMiH

I think with the R32, getting the chip remapped is just as good as getting an aftermarket computer.  

But I think if you just want the limiters removed and raised, $450 is a bit steep! My brother got something similar in his SR20, whereby the speed limiter has been removed and he can change the rev limit etc .... cost him $100 from a dude in Perth.

Where is this place in Perth, whats the name if you can get it

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Im not the type to openly abuse someone, so ill just say this.

I feel so strongly about not letting lucas (and his mate rob) anywhere near my car that ive gone to great lengths to get restraining orders out to prevent them from walking within 350 feet of my R32. :P

Nuff sed

Go see a professional.

Red17

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