
Uhhh...

hehehe whoa!
higher redlines kick ass!
Throttle response is so much better that I don't know why I didn't notice how slow it was before.
Probably gained a couple hp everywhere, but I'll dyno test later (end of summer?) to confirm.
I mail ordered mine. Here are two places: I used the first.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">where did you get your ecu, a junk yard? Since you live fairly close to me, I was thinking of trying to get mine from the same place.</font>
No soldering needed, I just spliced and taped two wires. There was plenty of room if you take your time and undo some of the factory taping.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">can you let me know what you had to do for the custom ECU? (soldering)</font>
Yes, and yes. But the rear O2 sensor is over $100 and is a 12mm, while the hole is 18mm. It doesn't do anything (read your FSM).<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">you got an mil light right? If you install the o2 sensor from 97, will that take away the mil light?</font>
ABout $50 shipped.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">how much was the EGR solenoid? </font>
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by jacen99SE:
Where from? The dealer?ABout $50 shipped.how much was the EGR solenoid? </font>
Ok so far, what you need for the 98 ECU is:
1. A core 95-97 200sx SE-R ECU
2. Send it to JWT to be reprogrammed
3. Get a 96 EGR Solenoid
4. Do some minor rewiring
?? Is that right?
Wow, Jordan... I'm surprised you have forgotten the few times it's been posted to the SE-R list. Here, I've saved you the trouble, and did some archive searching myself (I totally dig archive searching!) Here's the instructions:<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Storm88000:
Ok so far, what you need for the 98 ECU is:
1. A core 95-97 200sx SE-R ECU
2. Send it to JWT to be reprogrammed
3. Get a 96 EGR Solenoid
4. Do some minor rewiring
?? Is that right? </font>