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im about to hi flow my r33 standard turbo and i was wondering if i was running 12psi with the hi flow would it runn better that a standard turbo on 12psi or the same?

CHEERS!

Sorry to hi jack the thread but once you high flow the stock turbo do you need to mod anything else or is it straight bolt on?

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Sorry to hi jack the thread but once you high flow the stock turbo do you need to mod anything else or is it straight bolt on?

ummm yes you do you will need to upgrade your ECU and maybe a brand new fuel pump and injectors just depends on how much psi you wanna run if you want the full power out of it you need to do this and also how it will run on dyno, on mine i have all these plus frount mount pod electronic boost conroller exhuast ect..

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ummm yes you do you will need to upgrade your ECU and maybe a brand new fuel pump and injectors just depends on how much psi you wanna run if you want the full power out of it you need to do this and also how it will run on dyno, on mine i have all these plus frount mount pod electronic boost conroller exhuast ect..

So if i want extra power (hi flow potential) ill need to upgrade other stuff if i want stock power just bang it in?

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it might make more, it might not.

all depends on what spec wheels are being put into the turbo as a part of the "hi-flow" process.

It might need 15 psi... you'll never know unless its one of the more "trusted" hi-flows as opposed to some workshops poor idea of a high-flow

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