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When Does Your Turbo Hit Full Boost?

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Hey guys im just trying to work out what turbo and exhaust housing i should run so if you could post up what turbo you run (including exhaust a/r), when your car hits full boost by and you power output...

the reason i am asking is to help me decide what turbo i should run... i have a 1jz so rb25det figures would be more relivant but i am still interested to see rb20 and rb26 figures as well....

thanks for all the input guys & gals.

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i had a look at that, but it didn't really show when the cars hit full boost and what exhaust housing they where running.

If people have posted a dyno sheet, there definately will be....I think, if theres no rpm digit at the bottom of the sheet it starts at 3000rpm and each interleaving line is 500rpm upto 8000rpm I think. Just look and guess where the boost line first hits peak. Mine (RB26 thread) hits at around 4400rpm now.

R31Nismoid Grand Master

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i had a look at that, but it didn't really show when the cars hit full boost and what exhaust housing they where running.

If you read the posts and find out what turbos they are running you will.

alternatively (now here is the smart idea) find the one which tickles your fancy, if the full details are not in the post, why dont you PM the poster? They would have the best idea.

The question asked in this thread is really already covered.

I mean, you havent even set a goal, without a goal how do you know what your looking for?

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