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cant call up dr.drift as i am in the states...all else fails i'll just build a jumper loom and run the engine off of a rb20 ecu.

also im not terribly keen on the bikirom, I've tuned a few cars using it and its a pain due to the software layout and the fact that you have to cycle power to the ecu to get it to restart...not fun when trying to hack out the street drivability.

that and lucas hasnt documented the er34 maps well enough for it to be 100% usable.

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cant call up dr.drift as i am in the states...all else fails i'll just build a jumper loom and run the engine off of a rb20 ecu.

also im not terribly keen on the bikirom, I've tuned a few cars using it and its a pain due to the software layout and the fact that you have to cycle power to the ecu to get it to restart...not fun when trying to hack out the street drivability.

that and lucas hasnt documented the er34 maps well enough for it to be 100% usable.

Works fine for me...maybe living close to Lucas helps with the extra R34 features :(

That's my only gripe is the gen board I've got isn't real-time....the new boards are though so no need to power-down. Anyway shouldn't be an issue if you're on a dyno and not being dangerous tuning on public roads :( *recalls a time when the ECU got reflashed while driving along*

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