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Ok guys,

I own an R33 gts-t. I can get hold of a Powerfc this weekend to suit it, however, i need to know wether my car is series 1 or 2 (dont assume im retarded just yet)

The car is a late 95, and has the complete series 2 ignition system and AFM (which im led to believe, means the car is infact a series 1.5).

I found this out after i bought the wrong splitfire coils. . .

Does this mean that it would infact, have a series 2 ecu (and motor)

I fail to see how the series one ECU would run the series 2 ignition system (ignitors in every coil and not a single) and AFM.

Reply quick please guys, I have little time to decide!

Edit: Also has the Series 2 style TPS

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The Apexi Power fc for the ecr33 (r33 gts25t) can be used on series 1 and 2 models (and series "1.5" 1995 models), there is no specific Power fc for each model as they both use the exact same one.

The Apexi Power fc for the ecr33 (r33 gts25t) can be used on series 1 and 2 models (and series "1.5" 1995 models), there is no specific Power fc for each model as they both use the exact same one.

yup the power fc has 1 model dor the series 1, 1.5 & 2's

enjoy the power fc mate and youl see your dash board light up at high speeds :happy:

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