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This is like, totally sold now.

I have this on my Haltech, and thought I had ended the world when I didn't have a valid ATS reading. Common wisdom is "BUT THATS HOW A MAP SENSOR ECU DETERMINES PRESSURE!!!" Turns out... it's doesn't seem to be such a big deal at all, when testing the AFR is identical (or within 0.1) at a charge temp of 10C or 80C, corrections appear to be minor at best (if needed at all?). I got it configured then realised all the cells that I actually hit in regards to air temp have a 0.0% correction in them and don't seem to need anything..

+1 for reference But in all seriousness, did run WinME, Windows Vista and never had any issues with any of them, they've all been solid for me, as was Win8/8.1 I suspect it's not so much the product, but the time it takes for it to be gradually accepted, as any IT person will tell you, people hate change, even if it's actually a positive change.

With what key, quote the Win7/Win8 key? Seems a bit odd. Prob could find out if I google for three seconds. Re: Windows Windows 10 is to Windows 8, what Windows 7 was to Windows Vista. I.e exactly the same, but people mysteriously like it for no reason.

And what if you replace the hardware of your computer? What do you do then?

I concur re: Win10. As far as upgrades go, was really pretty seamless. Also, legitimate for $0.

Scotty nm35

Unlikely the ECU is fried - It is where the wheel speed sensors wire to (this also controls your ABS) as the ABS and TC ECU are the same thing in the boot. Could be the car ECU but again, unlikely for it to mysteriously die. Just going to have to over the thing from top to bottom. I'd wager if its bringing up lights... it's bringing up error codes... OR it thinks you're slipping and TC is cutting in when it isn't.. or one of the many other things that can f**k up

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Through my own fun and games (installing aftermarket TC) the ECU in the boot handles wheel speeds and all that jazz (which the ECU needs). If everything is well and truly plugged in, its time to be checking wiring, manuals, and wheel speed sensors. Bust out that workshop manual and the 'ol multimeter and swear a lot.

Front Bar, Climate Unit Computer thing, and Window Switches sold. (also bump)

For any future searchers - These are now sold.

Put money where you think you won't be regretting it later. Everyone here seems to say where you are is where you want to be for the RB20+det Some say going larger turbo.. not much faster. I doubt very much you'd regret having a RB25DET neo in there. Even if it made 210RWKW. If you're going to move in a direction, move in one where you won't regret down the track, seems like a clear path to me. Or if you do go hiflow, get one that's still usable on a NEO

May you fare better than me, good sir I have decided to get serious about a torque converter because I'm largely stupid and should go manual

Housemate has Nistune and Flex. Don't know if you need the board to be sent away to be updated. My housemate got his going after it was released for his S15.... works well though. I'd wager you'd have to contact Nistune to be 100% sure

I have a friend who lives in Seaford. No internet is available. At all, from any provider, in 2015. Just.. what?

In addition (and in my previous setup) my R34 had a S15 diff, stub axles, drive shafts, AND the ABS computer and wiring from a S15. You need ALL of it to work. And when it does work, it works ....okay. Source, coming into a corner with a good setup under power. Mind you, power = 400kw Can literally see from video the traction go from two wheels to one. It was at that point that the lack of consistency and feel made me happier to have a more consistent but less absolute grip of a mechanical diff.

What else do you think is gonna happen when Martin fixes his car just in time for DECA? My car is one great big sacrificial anode.

Sorry man, I just fixed the last remaining known broken thing on my car last night. Universe gotta balance somehow

Can be done. I had a S15 helical in the back of my R34. When that ended, I got an actual VLSD from the new donor R34. The VLSD felt much better. Would not go back to Helical ever again. Only because people typically get more power in these things. With more power, dat inside wheel single spinning is a problem. 2/10 would not do again/glad I no longer have it

I have a splinter in my thumb and it's mildly annoying.

I wouldn't know. Never tried to buy anything in the past. That is how I don't know. Hello internet authorities, look at how much this guy doesn't know.

did lol recently when someone told me how much it cost to obtain acid, extacy, mushrooms, etc. immediately though WTF why bother drinking?

Imagine a guy who had a 2.8 stroker and a built auto in a lighter car with a GTX3582 .... 14.7

Can confirm factory plenum (at least on R34) is good for well over 400+ The difference in ACTUAL speed of a car is really not much AT ALL between 300 and 400 due to soooo many other things suddenly becoming a variable. A punchy as possible 280 is what you want unless you are willing to go full retard. A bolt on, IWG solution is the smart solution. Spend the rest of the money for your build on making the thing turn, drive well, stop, etc and you will have MUCH BETTER CAR. Source: MY WALLET.