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32GTR PowerFC -> R32 GTST Is it possible?

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I have enquired into the power fcs for r32, it seems obviously there not available from apexi straight out, but i have it on good authority that many workshops in japan modify the r33 rb25det one to suit... but i dont think it would be cheap from japan...

however depending on your competency you might be able to find somewhere on the net exactly how they do it :S

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if the r32 gtr pfc fits into the r32 gtst loom then we know what ap engineering use 2 make the r32 gtst pfc.

I dont think its possible due to the fact that its a totally different engine. let alone twin afm & turbos etc..

unless..your a chip programmer & have access 2 a ap engineered apexi r32 gtst pfc.

nothing is impossible i guess...

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I dont see how that it could not be made to work. The ecu only connects to a few parts of importance, mainly the CAS, TPS, AFM(s), Injectors, ignitor/coils, and some temperature sensors. So all you would need to do is change these or ensure they are compatible with GTR one and there should be no reason it should not work. Would Just have to run 2 afms thats all i suppose.

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