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luke r33

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luke r33 Apprentice

luke r33

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hi just a quick question , i have a skyline r33 gtst ,with front mount ,3 inch exhaust, and a CENTRAL 20 ECU??? any information on this ecu would be appreciated . i am looking at doing more mods (high flow turbo, bigger injectors,etc.) i am after 250 rwks and need to know is this ecu up to the task or should i get an apexi pfc. cheers!

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central 20's a tuning house in japan. Its just a stock ECU with some tweaks to suit your car (might be something as simple as a speed limit removal or fuel cut removal or it could be a whole new fuel map). Anyways, you'll need a full retune if you're goin with those mods to get the most out of them. If its retunable, and you can find someone to do it, use that. Otherwise turf it and get a PFC. Its not worth anymore than a stock ECU... actually might be worth less, coz the only use anyone will have for it is if they have the exact same mods as your car.

http://www.central20.co.jp

luke r33 Apprentice

luke r33

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cheers mate yeah it runs really fuelly and has no speed limiter and rev limiter hits 8000rpm, got a dyno at uas and bloke said he doesnt know what it is and you wont find any one to tune it so i might have to go with power fc

grandmasterb Grand Master

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send pics to dr drift and ask him if he can retune em (from memory I don't think so)

but yeah, so much easier and better to go with PFC.

Sam retuned my C20 ECU and he said that it was the first one he was successfully able to remove the chip.

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Can do, just not yet, I have an eprom ECU of my own for live tuning, and just need to get hot of the hardware to tune the H8/534 processor style chip to burn the map onto when we're done.

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