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Modified Nissan Skyline R33 Gtst Ecu With Daughterboard

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Nissan Skyline R33 GTST ECU RB25DET

Description:

This ECU has been modified to use a ROM chip to store engine maps, making it reprogrammable. The stock R33 ECU can not be reprogrammed. The daughterboards used to modify these ECUs are no longer in production and super rare. It’s a direct swap for a stock ECU. I have personally used it on my own R33 Skyline but have no longer use for it as I’ve sold the car.

Items Included:

1x Modified Nissan Skyline R33 GTST ECU with daughterboard for RB25DET engine.

1x EPROM with stock maps and removed speed cut.

As the item is 2nd hand I cannot offer a warranty, I have however used it on my own Skyline.

Postage Conditions:

I am able to post this item at the buyer's expense.

Asking price:

$350 + postage

This ECU has also been advertised on e-Bay:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...DME:L:LCA:AU:11

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RBFIRE

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Hi,

Are these proms u burnt urself? or was it professionally programmed? if so, who does it?

and are the 2 (H8/534 & N1 NSR) big eproms that was modified? or wat else was modified?

cheers,

Darrien

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The 2 (H8/534 & N1 NSR) big chips are not EPROMs and you don't program them. Only the EPROM (chip with white sticker) needs to be reprogrammed, just like in the R32 ECUs. Anyone able to reprogram the old R32 ECUs should be able to reprogram this one.

Tom

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