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Item:

ECU

Age:

ECU age undetermined

Condition:

Good condition

Price:

$200+shipping

To Fit: (What car)

R33 Skyline, plug&play with factory harness

Location:

Perth, WA

Contact:

PM Only

Comments:

The item for sale is a de-restricted (no fuel cut/limiter) ECU to suit an R33 Skyline with basic mods, I had a FMIC, a turbo back 90mm, apexi pod, and a ebc set to around 0.8 bar (just over 11.5psi) and my car ran happily around 200rwkw with it's standard turbo. The ECU really helps and it pulled hard from 2500-3000rpm right through to redline and does not flatten out.

Now the previous owner of this ECU had his turbo hi-flowed and managed to run 215rwkw and then sold it to me after swapping for a powerfc.

I purely bought this ECU as a testing foundation for my Skyline to work out my projected mods, but sadly I sold it a year later..so I now have no use for it and it is in excellent working order. The best part is that it's an excellent stand-by ECU for an internally stock engine or conversion project involving an RB25DET.

Edited by Jengi
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