New Engine= New Power= New 1/4 Mile Time :)

[rage2]

Man if you're running 12.8 with fuel cut and 105mph trap speeds, the car must haul stupid ass once it's dialed in!

Oh, and if you want it streetable, get a standalone .

[Forcefed]

Any specific brand?

[rage2]

I dunno Nissans at all, sorry. Will have to learn soon .

[Forcefed]

hahahaha, for sure!!! I would also liek to dyno it in the near future so

[RB25DET]

Power FC is basically the only standalone for the rb20. You could also go e-manage or hks f-con (which are just good piggybacks)....but nguyen is all about the power fc, and he knows it well. I think aem has their standalone now out for the skylines, but thats a bit overkill for what i imagine you want.

[Forcefed]

Im honestly pretty good with what the car is running, I might want sink abit deeper in the 12's but overall im VERY happy

[qmf]

Way to go Chris, can't wait to see how it looks, get those pics up soon man.

[Jason Lange]

Originally posted by RB25DET
Power FC is basically the only standalone for the rb20. You could also go e-manage or hks f-con (which are just good piggybacks)....but nguyen is all about the power fc, and he knows it well. I think aem has their standalone now out for the skylines, but thats a bit overkill for what i imagine you want.

Chris, power fc isnt the only standalone for rb20's. The whole idea behind a standalone is that you can tune for anything and is usable typically on any engine from 1 to 12 cylinders. I am using microtech but haltech, sds, electromotive are some other good ones to name a few.

[RB25DET]

I realize that jason. I just figured that he would want a plug and play ecm.

[Forcefed]

No, it doesnt matter to much, I mean I had an AEM in my talon with no fuel maps and had to pretty much start from 0. Anyways, I will be lookin for the stand alone prolly next year, just to get rid of some knock and to see if im running rich or lean and to tune the car out

Chris

[rice_eater]

hahahaahah you nerd, your number is leet