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Ok I know its been covered before I read all the post on it and cant find what I need know, hence I am asking this question. I am thinking about doing the z32 ecu into rb25 and just wanted to know besides the wire swaps and rom editing is there anything else you have to do in order to get the car. I read somewhere that you have to jumper something on the z32 ecu so that it reads from external memory. Is this true, and if it is what do you have to jumper? Or is it just a matter of rewire and install daughterboard with the new tune?

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agreed i do ALOT of the rb20 remaps on RB25, no loss anywhere, just a few tricks to make it work perfectley.

Do some of those tricks include something to make the VCT work, or do you disable the VCT.

From what I understood the advantage of using the Z32 ecu was that it was able to be remapped and has VCT function

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Another similar cheap and easy method is buying an rb20 ecu, and installing the nistune chip. Theres also two types of z32 ecu, make sure you get the right one (cant remember off the top of my head)

I know about three types the 8bit the 16bit with the section for the 20 pin header and then the 16 bit that doesn't have the section for the pin header. Is that what you were talking about? I know you can use the first two but the last there is noway to chip it.

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