I'm selling my spare RC ECU/AFM combo. >>235 Crank HP and 17 PSI boost cut.>>
I am including all parts needed to make this work on your Gen II 3SGTE.
The ECU, AFM/connector and the ground pin/wire needed to get rid of code 54. This is all you need to run the ECU on your 92/93 setup. If you have a 90/91 you will need to repin several wires, just as if you were installing a regular 92/93 ECU.
All you will have to do is cut your current AFM connector, solder/crimp the RC AFM connector in, plug in the RC ECU, and connect the ground wire [the pin goes into a spare hole in one of your ECU connectors and the ground gets connected to one of the ECU bolts].
You will need to modify your current air filter, the RC has a larger opening on that side [the intake hose side is the same size]. I simply drilled new holes in my K&N intake adaptor. This is ALL you will need to do to have a running car.
>>I am running this exact combo on my 92 right now using my 92 USDM harness.>>
I am looking for $300 + shipping and as of right now will only sell in the US.

I am including all parts needed to make this work on your Gen II 3SGTE.
The ECU, AFM/connector and the ground pin/wire needed to get rid of code 54. This is all you need to run the ECU on your 92/93 setup. If you have a 90/91 you will need to repin several wires, just as if you were installing a regular 92/93 ECU.
All you will have to do is cut your current AFM connector, solder/crimp the RC AFM connector in, plug in the RC ECU, and connect the ground wire [the pin goes into a spare hole in one of your ECU connectors and the ground gets connected to one of the ECU bolts].
You will need to modify your current air filter, the RC has a larger opening on that side [the intake hose side is the same size]. I simply drilled new holes in my K&N intake adaptor. This is ALL you will need to do to have a running car.
>>I am running this exact combo on my 92 right now using my 92 USDM harness.>>
I am looking for $300 + shipping and as of right now will only sell in the US.

