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hi everybody, recently running a project for my Rb25det and getting an idea of putting a T70 turbo with stock engine. the follow are the spec that i am planning to go for.

- nismo 550cc injectors

- 600x300x100 front mount

- hi-mount manifold

- 50mm hks style wastegate

just a question here, i am planning to push my car to around 400hp so is the spec capable to handle the turbo with A/R .80 ? what els did i miss out ? kindly seek for help.

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Strongly suggest doing at least valve springs if not cams as well as the cylinder head is at its limit at around 285+ kw. Car will suffer from compressor surge and valve float at 7000+RPM. had this problem with two cars now. one running gt30/40, other running to4z. both of these cars are running Turbosmart wastegate 38mm,

hi everybody, recently running a project for my Rb25det and getting an idea of putting a T70 turbo with stock engine. the follow are the spec that i am planning to go for.

- nismo 550cc injectors

- 600x300x100 front mount

- hi-mount manifold

- 50mm hks style wastegate

just a question here, i am planning to push my car to around 400hp so is the spec capable to handle the turbo with A/R .80 ? what els did i miss out ? kindly seek for help.

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sorry for late reply. well after consideration i have changed the plan. currently putting up a old school TD06 which is straight bolt on( the guy who sell to me said that). the guy claim that without changing ECU, Injectors, anf FMIC and apply standard boost will make 240rwkw. any opinion ?thank

the turbo may be good for 240 rwkw but there is no way in hell your going to get 240 rwkw out of stock ecu, injectors and AFM on an RB25... you need to upgrade all these parts at a minimum.. and then maybe run above stock boost.. to something like 1 bar.

TD06 ... if im thinking correct is not internally gated.

So definately not bolt on if thats the case. And depending on which version of TD06, its not going to be response friendly

Anything over 200-220rwkw requires as a general rule:

Fuel Pump

Z32 AFM

Injectors (or a slight pressure bump depending)

PowerFC or other programabble ECU

So i'd purchase them (costing around 2.2k-3k depending).

Then look at something like a GCG hi-flow (2k). So all up around 6k fitted and tuned. Awesome package then :O

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