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was going to suggest an ecu manni, but if he is doing it so he can have a huge dose pipe on a standard gts-t then was going to say its not worth the money lol

edit: saw its a rb25 in a r32 so im guessing its not for a dose pipe haha

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Atmo BOV brah. Dats wheer itz at

Im going for a link G4. Just because Power FC's for RB25's are impossible to come by in NZ for a good price.

Added bonus of being able to run a decent sounding BOV as apposed to the wheezing the stock one makes ;)

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what do i have to do to get rid of the air flow meter?

Hi,

You have a few options that I can think of;

SMT6

or MAF translator PRO

Honestly, I've had some debatable success with both BUT........

The cost of either one has not made either a very logical way to attack the problem, so upgrading the MAF & correcting the voltage translations in Nistune has been my preffered way. Obviously this depends on Nistune support of your ECU.

Otherwise an Aftermarket system is the next most expensive option.

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Atmo BOV brah. Dats wheer itz at

Added bonus of being able to run a decent sounding BOV as apposed to the wheezing the stock one makes ;)

If you consider this is a primarily aussie forum, and in australia a car is not able to run an atmo-BOV and remain street-legal it's not really much of a consideration for most here :down:

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