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still got the power fc in the r34 and yes its done wonders for the stage im at, sooner then later the cars going in for a rebuild most likey a 3.0l hybrid conversion ect ect.

was wondering what ur thoughts were with ECU management? would u guys keep the PFC? or change it to maybe a higher end one?

also is it possible to get some sort of ECU that does not need the use of a AFM?

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If a PowerFC is good enough for 500rwkw.

Good enough for you.

Having a 3ltr instead of a 2.5ltr doesnt alter the use of a PFC at all.

As for AFM-less ECU's. Its been done to death. There are many many topics around about it all.

Ahh Andru,

There was me thinking you had stopped posting annoying things.

Good to see your nothing if not consistent.

But, no, to answer your question, you do not need to change from your PFC, it will do you fine. (If you really have one ofcourse!)

-/Dragonforce

yeah good luck with it.

i suggest a greddy emanage ultimate.=newer technology and continually updated.

but then im a bit biased i have one

:D

So what does the Ulti have over the current ECU he has?

Car to list the points?

The fact that it was made (recently) doesnt count >_<

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