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Hi guys, just bought this amazing car after selling my s15.

Its a sedan skyline with full full nismo bodykit and performance parts.

Hks 28/35 turbo

Hks ecu pro version 2.1

Hks fmic

Nismo injectors

Apexi electronic boost controller

Nismo 5 speed gearbox

Nismo Heavy duty clutch

Nismo 300km speedo

Greddy inlet manifold

Oil catch can and cooler

Nismo rims

Bigger fuel pump

250kw at the wheel with 1bar.

The problem is that the car was tuned by the previous owner on 2 bars. When I bought the car. The car was set and runing at .75 bar and was running was rich, black smoke. The car got no afm as well and the owner is not sure what the previous tuner has done. May runing on map sensors.

I then increase the boost to 1.10 bar, the car run a bit better than before but still run a rich. (By increasing the boost, doesnt blow that much black smoke)

I found some petrol leak beside the injectors as well. Not sure about that.

Need to get a good tuner who work on hks ecu and someone to fix that injectors leak which I think its the orings.

If anyone know a good tuning place please let me know.

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