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This question is for all the guys with r32's that still have a rb20det.

What ecu are you guys running??

I have been thinking about getting either an aftermarket ecu or getting my standard ecu remapped.

For aftermarket ones i was thinking ap engineering, if i can find one, or something elsebut not sure what else yet. the problem is they all have an initial outlay on top of the tunning which is why im thinking more along the lines of getting my standard ecu remapped and that way i still keep all the standard protections in the standard ecu. I have heard good things from remapped ecu's making basically the same power etc etc

Just want opionions on what some others have done. For those that have a standard ecu remapped where did you get it done and roughly how much did it cost??

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gettting my stock ecu remapped was the best around 390$ (ALL UP chip,tune) i have ever spent on my car.. btw.. i got a remapped done (with a Generic tune for basic bolt on mods ect.. u know, fmic, fuel pump, fuel reg, splitfires, rb25 turbo @ 13psi, 3" split dump zorst ect ect.. i told him wat i had.. he did it, and mailed to me... the guy was off SAU his name was.. CEFFIE or somthing :P.. but really u just want that remapped chip just so it removes like the stock limits ect.. like 180km speed cut, boost cut, and rev limit raised abit and air fuel ratio changed to around 12:1 or somthing cant really remember lol... THEN i went an got my car dyno tuned (prolly just fiddiling with fuel reg n shit to get it spot on ect.. and u get real time diagonostics ect.. that($280 INC service @ hi torque).. (got fine tuned getting it safe and strong, after that.. 220kw ftw.. :) def way to go bud. :) BUT!!! u know.. if u got the cash.. Power Fc would be awsome..2k later :P:thumbsup: they are rare as f*k! For the rb20 lol:(

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gettting my stock ecu remapped was the best around 390$ (ALL UP chip,tune) i have ever spent on my car.. btw.. i got a remapped done (with a Generic tune for basic bolt on mods ect.. u know, fmic, fuel pump, fuel reg, splitfires, rb25 turbo @ 13psi, 3" split dump zorst ect ect.. i told him wat i had.. he did it, and mailed to me... the guy was off SAU his name was.. CEFFIE or somthing :D.. but really u just want that remapped chip just so it removes like the stock limits ect.. like 180km speed cut, boost cut, and rev limit raised abit and air fuel ratio changed to around 12:1 or somthing cant really remember lol... THEN i went an got my car dyno tuned (prolly just fiddiling with fuel reg n shit to get it spot on ect.. and u get real time diagonostics ect.. that($280 INC service @ hi torque).. (got fine tuned getting it safe and strong, after that.. 220kw ftw.. :) def way to go bud. :) BUT!!! u know.. if u got the cash.. Power Fc would be awsome..2k later :rant:>_< they are rare as f*k! For the rb20 lol:(

Already have all my limits take out (boost cut, speed limit, rev cut) so just after the tune to get my car running just right and get a bit more power out of her.

And for 1700+, what it costs to buy the power fc, i can probably have a couple of tunes done and have a bit of money left over.

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