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Sure can.  Mine is putting out about 234rwkw at 12pound in a GTST.  Motor is stock GTR!!

Hi Rob82

That's good power for a GTST, nice and sleeperish

What power did you gain from the retune?

What sort of boost are you running and how are you controlling boost?

can the boost be controlled by the ECU tune or do you need a boost controller?

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Yep , sure are.

Can also do S13/S14, 300ZXTT , Laurel, Cefiro, R31 ( some) plus a few others.

Only problem  for you is distance.

Perth is a little way from Melbourne.. :)

Cheers

Ken

Hi gtrken

I thought Dr Drift aka Sam was located in Melbourne?

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It had an impul chip to begin with from Japan and made about 220rwkw at 12pounds after I retuned(I work at ChipTorque on the Gold Coast) it made 234 so 14rwkw over the impul tune.

I wouldn't suggest going over 12pounds of boost in a car as old as the r32's unless you got the money to fork out for new turbo's a few guys on here will say you can run 14-15psi but I wouldn't risk it.

Our chips have the ability to run two programs, so with the flick of a switch at any time it will change complete tunes ie High and low octane or if your doing the boost control throught the ECU high and low boost setting. I currently have a dual SBC as thats what came with the car but I will probably rip it off and use the factory boost control with an autronic solenoid. My boss travels across Australia to tune cars and is on his way down to Melbourne next week I believe so if you want a tune let me know.

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