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hi fellas,

i guess that 50% of u are thinking "buu not another afm thread" :) , but this one is a bit different...

i researched before posting, but only found comparisons between q45 and the z32... i am aware of all the differences etc, but i was wondering HOW much air the z32 (80mm) can actually flow?? i will be going for around 500 HP (367,65 KW) on my RB25DET and was wondering whether it will max out ??

anyone has any clue/suggestion/answer ??

thx :P

nico

ps: i have a PFC installed

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i ran out of ignition @ 330rwkw... i was using sunoco at the time, so not normal pulp... but even then... i would have needed more ignition.

stock coils were fine, so no need to change to splitfires (which essentially are the same, just cheaper to replace)

Needed aftermarket ignition enhancement, RB25 coils only go so far

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