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ive heard back from him and its cool, hes a real nice guy ..seems the deal is he gets em when his brother goes overseas. Good news is hes going over again in the next couple of weeks, im trying to see if he will get a lot more this time will keep you all posted ...oh and i installed it the other day easy job and works perfectly!!

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Lee

hey mate,

there really easy, hardest thing is having the balls to chop the first wire on the ecu... but honestly it took about 30 mins and that was cos i kept double checking i had the right wires. Someone has already posted in the stagea section the right wires for installing a SAFC i used those to double check i was cutting the right wire ... plus the manual has the ecu layout for a stagea ...any dramas tho give me shout :whistling:

Seems PowerPlay Imports are having good results remapping stock ECU's:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...howtopic=129466

Change your avatar back to Willie, please !!

yeah, but doesnt help ppl outside of Qld..... whats the deal? Post them the ecu and tell them your mods and what you want out of it?? I dunno................

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