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Skyline R33 — Stage 3 ECU Tune

1995 RB30 E85 RWD Stage 3
kW
150 537
+387
HP
201 720
+519
Nm
240 432
+192
Nissan
Skyline · 1995
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Dyno Chart — digitised from report
Vehicle
Make
Nissan
Model
Skyline
Year
1995
Series
R33
Engine
RB30
Drive
RWD
ECU
Haltech
Tune
ECU Tune
Fuel & Boost
Fuel Type
E85
Tuned Boost
2.00 bar
Modifications
Kelford 290 camshaft Aeroflow 3584 turbocharger High pressure fuel pump Fuel injector upgrade Boost solenoid control Drive-by-wire integration
Improvements
  • 258% increase in power output to 537kW
  • 180% increase in torque to 432Nm
  • Improved boost control at 2bar
  • Enhanced fuel delivery precision
  • Optimised air-fuel ratio management
  • Street-suitable performance calibration
RB30 Skyline on E85 and Haltech, 537 kW at 2 bar

This R33 started as a stocker with the RB30 long motor and ended up a full circuit weapon. The brief was simple: Kelford 290 cam, Aeroflow 3584 turbo, upgraded pump and injectors, drive-by-wire integration, and a Haltech to tie it all together on E85. Workshop recorded 537 kW at the wheels on 2 bar, up from 150 kW factory.

The RB30 responds well to boost and E85's cooling properties, but getting drive-by-wire dialled in cleanly with the Haltech took time. Torque sits at 432 Nm, which is conservative given the displacement and turbo size—likely a tuning call to keep the drivetrain alive on circuit. Intended for closed-course use only.

Boost control via solenoid was mapped progressively to manage traction and heat. The file prioritises reliability over chasing peak numbers, which makes sense when you're pushing this much pressure through a thirty-year-old platform.

Common questions
Why is the torque figure lower than expected for 537 kW?

Torque was likely limited to protect the drivetrain and manage traction on circuit. The RB30 is capable of more, but longevity and control were prioritised in this calibration.

What does drive-by-wire integration involve on a Haltech setup?

The Haltech takes over throttle control from the OEM pedal. It requires calibration for tip-in response, idle stability, and failsafe behaviour—critical when running high boost on E85.

Is this file suitable for street use?

No. This is a full circuit build running 2 bar on E85. It's intended for off-road and closed-circuit competition only.

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