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Got three NIStune fitted ecu's spare and no cars to use them in or planned to be used in.

The rb26 ecu is a r32 ecu setup for both r32 and r33 gtr

RB20 ecu will suit rb20de,rb20det, rb25de, rb25det will suit r32 and r33 engines please let me know which engine you have to get the correct rom file on it.

Z32 ecu is setup for rb25 in r33 Gtst

Location is sth east melb

Contact pm or 0438804282

Price $550 each plus shipping express aus wide is $15 pickup on appointment.

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Just curious what features do you loose running the z32 ecu in an rb25? Am I correct in thinking you loose vtc? If so does it affect power much?

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