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Item: HKS F-CON V PRO Fuel & Ignition Timing Computer (with wiring harness)

Location: Brisbane

Item Condition: Perfect!

Reason for Selling: No longer needed

Price and Payment Conditions: $700 For quick sale

Extra Info: Has wiring harness.. is to suit RB25DET

Contact Details: PM or Call 0414 507 414 - Genuine buyers only, no time wasters please!

Edited by RB_turbo_bitch

just after a little more info

1, so all the mess of wiring plugs straight into the ecu plug, no re-wiring?

2 who tunes in brissy, guessing it's via laptop or something as there appears to be no hand controller

3 what mods is it currently tuned 4? does it remove limiters if so which ones top speed? rpm?

anyone else out there with one recommend?

just after a little more info

1, so all the mess of wiring plugs straight into the ecu plug, no re-wiring?

2 who tunes in brissy, guessing it's via laptop or something as there appears to be no hand controller

3 what mods is it currently tuned 4? does it remove limiters if so which ones top speed? rpm?

anyone else out there with one recommend?

1. Yes it will plug straight into where the original ECU is

2. Any good tuner can tune via laptop I believe, www.nengun.com also provides the screen for digital settings, im not sure if it can tune via the display unit though.

3. I believe its got the usual goodies on there, + Z32 AFM, 550cc injectors and hks 3037? (i THINK!)

mmmm gtst

PS. If your that keen please PM and Ill give you the owners phone number of the ecu and he will tell you all you need to know! Im pretty sure Ive got it covered though!

Being an F-CON user I'll add some more information:

1) It does not REPLACE the ECU; it is a plugged in alongside the stock one; intercepting every important signal used to run the engine.

2) Not any tuner can just tune the F-CON. Only HKS authorized Power Writers can tune it using the appropriate software which is illegal to have without the certification. BD4s is the only registered HKS tuner in Australia.

3) HKS does not reccomend plugging this ECU in and running it with another car... it's an ECU with no base map; the existing tune would be precise work for the original car - it will require retuning.

4) It does work on Autos, it's running my car :(

Awesome ECU :rant:

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Item: HKS F-CON V PRO Fuel & Ignition Timing Computer (with wiring harness)

Location: Brisbane

Item Condition: Perfect!

Reason for Selling: No longer needed

Price and Payment Conditions: $700 For quick sale

Extra Info: Has wiring harness.. is to suit RB25DET

Contact Details: PM or Call 0414 507 414 - Genuine buyers only, no time wasters please!

do you still have the f con v pro for sale if so e-mail me [email protected] with price v interested

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Oops forgot all about it!

YES still for sale!

bump!

probably a long shot but is you fcon still for sale, if so what version is it

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