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  1. I was sure i posted in this thread? anyway im from taylors and my 33 has been around for about 4 years now but hasnt done many km's cause my dad was driving it.I used to drive a civic but i bought the 33 off my dad .ive lost my licence so ill be back on the roads feb 7th and the 33 is gona be better than ever :)

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  2. Originally posted by Leewah

    Ah James,

    The World would be a nasty place without generous people like yourself :D

    I feel sooo much better now.

    BTW, stay tuned all, there maybe racing on Sunday at Heathcote....

    Hay leewah i saw your car at ice saturday,Thats a nice ride man and congrats on the hpi thing.Also where can i get a sau sticker?

    I dont no if u saw but i had the black 33 gtst with the spark problem hopefully nigel can fit it in sometime this week.

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    Oh yeah my dad's been coming in cause he work's near there :)

  3. I been thinking my fuel reg was stuff for a while now so i got a fuel pressure gauge of a friend and hooked it up it read's roun 50-55 psi .But i thought it should raise with rev's or boost ?? it doesnt change at all from 1k to 7k even doing a 8kburnout...(almost ran my mate over cause i coulndt c him with the bonnet open.lol)

  4. Originally posted by GTST

    hahahahaha

    what a load of shit...

    your fully sic cuz got 60rwkw from a change in ECU?

    on a stock turbo with stock fuel system?

    on an RB20?

    pfft..

    Get your hand of it mate..!!!

    Man my cuz is running 28psi on a his Stock Vl Tur'bro ,Are u saying im a liar too? SIC TE LAN!!!.:D :D

  5. Originally posted by Ronin 09

    I'm not sure why you would do this. Firstly you are not running the turbos sequentially, so if you have mismatched compressor maps, you will end up with big problems and poor turbo repsonse - not good for flow.  Secondly, two T28s are probably a bit big for a RB25 stock internals - they are sized to flow for 2.5L and sized to flow for 2.5L worth of exhast gas to spin the exhaust wheel. If you halve exhaust flow to both turbos, say hello to massive lag. And btw, "at least 18psi" is probably way past the efficiency of a stock T28 turbo... and on stock internals? I guess thats a good idea as a few weeks after you'll have to rebuild the bottom end with forgies - and then you can bolt on two T28 highflows and really build a monster.

    Why not just do it properly and save up for a high flow or better still an aftermarket jap turbo second hand? Less hassle, better gains... and if it were as easy as throwing on another T28 for $2000 (which it will definately cost more than that) why isn't everybody doing this?

    I agree on a stock rb25det it wont last long 2 turbo's meens twice as much cfm ,u gona need a good fuel setup.And by the time u build a manifold ,piping its not going to be cost effective.Also it will spool up later but so will a bigger single turbo.And think about this why do all the big hp cars (supra,gtr,rx7) all run a big single turbo....cause its two hard to get big power out of 2 turbos cause they have to be producing the exact same cfm,And this usally ends up in difficult tunning which is not worth the effort.

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