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Hi all, longterm reader, very much a newbie poster. I don't own a Skyline, but have mucho respect for them.

I purchased this near-new DLI in error for my Soarer - I have been informed that the shape of the pinout to the harness actually makes this suitable for Nissans.

As I understand it, the DLI is an ignition amplifier, using capacitative discharge and transistors to charge the spark plugs more rapidly - which minimises improper spark at high RPMs and boost.

Info about the unit in general here :-

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/sgpracing-stor...liignition.html

Could I ask that somebody more knowledgeable please take a look at my pics, and confirm that this is in fact suitable for RB-series powered Nissans ?

If suitable, it's up for sale, as it is of no use to me. I don't have the extension vehicle specific harness for it.

New prices as I have them from Greenline are 50kyen delivered for the DLI Type I and the vehicle specific harness (44k for the DLI, 3k for the harness) - about AU$600.

I would like $AU450.

The unit is in SE Melbourne, but it's small enough to be sent anywhere (incl overseas).

E-mail contact - shombre_at_optushome.com.au

Thanks in advance ;)

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