David Alchin

I'll check them out tonight, I know they're pretty big, thanks for your input blind_elk

Do they have a little rubber boot with a tin ring inside it on the inside of the uni.

Try adelaide jap they have a goodly selection, thats where I got my front cut, if not there there is a great place in Perth just can't think of thier name at the moment, but you will find on the web.

Does anyone know how you are supposed to change the unies on the front section of an r33, rb25det skyline drive shaft. Finally got one for my engine conversion but the unies seem to be stuffed and we tried in vain to get them out but to no avail. Any info would be a get help.

I got the LTX12, apparently, which, will also run a laptop, with hand cotroller and reprogrammed to run the coil module for $1400. Should be running by end of week maybe next. All depends on what else is missing from the front cut that we may also need. A mate has been running his Microtech on an FJ20 for sometime now and has had no major dramas and he is pushing 500+ nags at the b/w in 1600 at 27+pounds. He says for affordability and performance it is a good buy, but there is always better just depends on what you wish to spend. Give you more info on my piece of #%*$ as it comes to hand, and anyone that can help me on a yoke don't be shy.

The one i got runs external coils, you already have the coil packs therefore either for you would be fine. All comes down to the programmer. No figures as of yet have to find a yoke before can drive the car. Got ripped on a front cut for the engine conversion and some bits are a little hard to find. Try to find out more from the guys doing the computer for you.

Just done an engine conversion, put in a Rb25det into a vl and have replaced standard comp with Microtech. Best and cheapest alternative for all occasions. But I got next model up with hand and external coil driver for a lot less 12 or 13 hundred I think.

Do you have a yoke need one for my R33 front cut did not come with one. If so will pay frieght am beginning to get desperate.