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I have x2 Z32 ecu suit R33 RB25.

x1 for series 1 Z32 ecu

x1 for series 2 Z32 ecu

I am able to program to NEW nistune board for your injector and AFM.

So you can drive to your tunes shop if you change injector or AFM your self.

Fuel and timing map is std so please do not rev.

Price $550 std R33 data and $600 tuned R33 data.

Price include Z32 ecu and NEW nistune board.

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hey, also interested. would you be interested in trading a standard r32 gtst ecu plus cash? was considering nistuning it and using it in my s1 r33, but it seems this'll be the better option.

hey, also interested. would you be interested in trading a standard r32 gtst ecu plus cash? was considering nistuning it and using it in my s1 r33, but it seems this'll be the better option.

If you come to me for tune I can R32 ecu trade in.

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G'Day Toshi,

Do you still have this ecu available? I've read that there are some internal mods that need to be done to the ecu to work on the R33 series 1 (I have 1994 model). I'm assuming you've already done these and fitted the Nistune board?

Unfortunately can't come and see you for a tune, as I'm in Perth (have read many good things about your work). But would be keen to buy off you if you can ship here.

Cheers,

Mark.

Yes , I have.

If you do not need tuned data I can do $550.

$600 is with street tune map.

Also I have race map.

This nissan laurel std turbo RB25 DET is real time tune race map.

If you are interesting same tune I can come Perth if I found over 3 people.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb4kF8O531k

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