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Ma lady has an r32 gts4 and i'm wondering if my ecu i'm removing will work on her gts4. I got a bunch of parts i havent used or have upgraded so i might as well make her car a muscle car killer.

yep

but using someone else's remap is a bad idea

who knows what its tuned for or how its setup

could be enough different to make the engine fail

ie lean afrs, expecting larger fuel pump, different afm ramp, different injectors etc

I put 10K with it and i had a drag 4 3/4" intercooler, front facing intake plenum, and .4bar over what the ecu was setup for with atleast 310whp and never skipping a beat (buddies 2700lb Dodge Dart 340ci 4sp got smoked every time so 2900lb skyline must have atleast that). She's gonna be running my td05 16g i'm gonna rebuild, a w alboro 255lph fuel pump i have sittin arround, a properly sized fmic, stock intake plenum and a afc i never got arround to using. She will be using it for pretty much exactly what it was setup for, if the 4wd isn't gonna be a problem then i can't see a problem with it except having to tell her about the octane booster thats gonna make for 80$+ fill ups.

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