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Hi fellas,

I am goin to do a Nistune soon to my R34GT-T, upon opening the ECU cover this morning, I found that it has JECS written on the ECU, so I am wondering is that a Stagea one or what?? Please see pics.

Does the ECU look tinkered (dunno what previous owner did) or stock??

thanks,

Ron

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You could be right, my car doesnt rev to 7000rpm, but instead it cuts to around 6800rpm, could the SAFC or rev/speed meter be the reason for this??

There are no physical meters/ gauges in my car apart from the aftermarket boost gauge, so you saying the SAFC or whatever was removed?? What makes u say somethings been added at some stage?

cheers

Ron

Actually its not standard, its a stagea ECU according to Matt from Nistune - I know they are almost identical to the r34ecu, but Matt said its a stagea one - quote :

'ECU is from a S2 Stagea 0V812 (JECS)

If this is installed in an R34 GTT then for some reason the original ECU has

been swapped. Is the car auto or manual? Stagea are auto'

thats a S2 Auto stagea ecu. mine is the same part number. also the reason why your rev limit is lower than expected, the Stagea's rev limit is 6600rpm compared to a manual R34's of 6900rpm (values from a standard rom). As wolverine said it wont be a problem if your planning on installing nistune, they are both type 4 boards, the only thing you wont have is traction control. you could ask Matt if its possible to load a R34 base image to the nistuned stagea ecu and have everything work as normal.

thanks Josh, u have solved my rev limit problems! Now I know why it only revs to 6600-6800rpms - the GTT goes to 7000rpms.

Ordered the Nistune and asked Matt to load the ER34 base map, so hopefully that problem is gone when tuned. He said its ok to

load the R34 maps onto the stagea ecu, and now I also know why I dont have traction control..

Faarrk who was the idiot out of the 3 or so past owners who put the stagea ecu in my car..!!

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