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i have a remapped ecu for sale. it will work in both series 1 and series 2 manual r33s (for those that think the series 2 have the ignitor built into the ecu, they don't). the person i bought it off had it in a series 1, and i had a series 2 motor in my car.

i tested the AFRs at 11psi on standard turbo, fuel system, with just a turbo back exhaust, pod and fmic. at full throttle they from 12.5 from about 3000rpm and slowly drop to 12.0 by about 3700rpm untill about 5500rpm when they start to drop to 11.4 by redline.

the ecu has had rich and retard removed, speed limiter removed and the rev limit raised to 7500rpm. i ran it in my 33 for about 8 months and never had any problems (on 14psi they go a lot harder than on 11psi despite what people say - most of them have never tried it and are only going off what other people have said). i never got to test the afr's at 14psi because the day i had a lend of a wideband o2 sensor the boost controller stuffed up and wouldn't let me go above 11psi. but when i pulled the spark plugs out after 6 months there was no sign of pinging or running lean at 14psi.

i was going to combine this with a safc to get perfect 12.0 afrs but never got around to it and no longer own the car.

asking $200 + $10 postage (or you can pick it up if you want).

located in gympie, qld

contact: marc 0401 217 840, or PM on here.

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didn't have it on the dyno. just had a lend of a microtec wideband o2 sensor. at the same boost level it made a slightly noticable difference, but the fact that you can wind the boost up means you can boost up to where you would normally hit r&r and then really have some fun.

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hi am i right in assuming i could just replace my ecu (series 1 r33 gtst manual) with this ecu and achieve instant power gains over standard?

a small gain yes. i noticed a little bit of a gain. as for an exact figure i'm not sure as i never put it on the dyno with this ecu.

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