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Will This Power Fc Suit My Car? Model Number In Post

Jamie88

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Hey guys looking at buying a power fc for my series 1 r33 (non vct), and have searched the web all day trying to find info but no good. So far I have heard different things saying the same power fc can be used on r33 and r34 neo, others say only the base will work on series 1 and you need d jetro for the vct ones. Anyway, all I wanna know is this. If this model number is the standard base unit or the d jetro and will it fit my series one rb25det non vct engine. Any help would be great

PFC ECR33 010-1916

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NOTE : Take no notice of the (non vct) I had talked about, I was under the impression it was only the series 2 engines that had vct (heard too many different things). The engine I have is a series 1 engine, with the ignitor on the coilpack cover and the green stickered airflow meter! Someone is bound to know more about pfc's than me. I just need to know if its the normal model that uses afm not the maps. And if it will suit my engine.

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Ok after reading about 150,000 different things on what model does what. I have learned (slide told me :D) that there was no d- jetro made for gtst anyway.......ahhhh. So this topic can be closed. Thanks!

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