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31 minutes ago, Manne said:

I've been here, I read the forum two-three plus time a day... I just haven't had anything to input.

met my nephew yet?

 

still havent got to perth to go visit them yet

13 hours ago, Beyond Blue R33 said:
On 04/11/2017 at 1:21 PM, R33kizza said:
Skyline life!! Get a new ecu and have boost by gear, 10psi first, 14psi 2nd, all of it there after

Mate Dave reconds a set of potenza re003 would sort the spinning issue but I kinda like it when not running anyone. Danger=fun. Need to sort some body paint trim and tint issues before new ecu etc. Is the nistune any good?

Like martin said, ita gd for a road car and basic motorsport use. But it doeant to the big stuff like launch controle, booat by gear, boost by speed, antilag, blah blah blah..... lol




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