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hi all, im new to this site, iv got an R34 GTT in auto and im having trouble getting it tuned because most folk cant touck the auto set up. but i have heard yous are the guys to speak to about autos. what ecu can i get that will allow it to get re mapped easily? i stay in scotland, and the only plase that can do it over here is an 8 hour drive away. (RSP)

Thanks for any info yous mite can give me

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well there aren't really many of us in scotland so we can't really be much help in that department. as for tuning autos being harder than manuals, if a workshop can't/won't tune an auto then find someone else who has a brain.

also if you had done a search you would've found plenty of info about ecu's such as the pwer fc.

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