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All of a sudden Stock turbo GTSTs can make well over 200RWKW Eg a work colleague of mine who apprently makes 220 on a stock new motor with 11psi and an intercooler..thats not even with a upgraded computer

You work colleague is speaking shit haha. Get him to sign up, I'll flame him.

Maybe im thinking of that sheet then

yeah, I dunno where you're getting 18psi though...the car never ran more tan 1bar on the dyno...Carlos wouldn't run anymore as the tune couldn't be changed due to the fconv.

yeah, I dunno where you're getting 18psi though...the car never ran more tan 1bar on the dyno...Carlos wouldn't run anymore as the tune couldn't be changed due to the fconv.

Nearly 400rwkw at 1 bar ;) awesome

yeah, I dunno where you're getting 18psi though...the car never ran more tan 1bar on the dyno...Carlos wouldn't run anymore as the tune couldn't be changed due to the fconv.

Im not sure either. Maybe im thinking of Carlos dyno sheets, and the toyota's psi. We'll going back too long ago, too many cars, too many turbos.

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