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cut down in 3 minutes..tough crowd here at SAU...

lots of heaps of choices here mate, too many, depend what u wanna spend really...

Nistune seems to be most popular , and retains standard ecu so looks original

but with your car looking at around 1k..

Adaptronics seem to gaining popularity seen one in 4 sale thread for 1200

ever popular apexi pfc...loved by some loathed by others, heaps of these second hand but for around 1k too or nearly 2 k new

Link..dunno...heard good reports but dont see many here using them

Wolf 3d..again loved by some loathed by others..

Usually those that recomend wolf will dislike PFC and vise versa..not sure why...

Somehthing about PFC being a cat killer and wold beinng a pain to tune..

But any of them are probably a good start, just get what you can afford..

If money is no option ask the guy whos gunna be tuning it for you...

Other than that i have no f**king idea either...lol

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cut down in 3 minutes..tough crowd here at SAU...

Issue is i know two of those people have posted some pretty damn lengthy info more than once now on various ECU's... features and so on :)

Pays to give them a bit of credit by having at least a "go" at searching!

Either way - talk to your tuner first.

Use whatever they prefer will always end up giving the best result.

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www.vi-pec.com

I was looking for somewhere to raise the question, thank you for the shameless plug.

Now, I searched the v44 manual for the term VCT. Can you please confirm if the v44 suit rb25det has VCT or not?

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