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as i posted in the other thread

stock gtst

+ front mount $800

+ exhaust $1400

+ ecu $900

+ heavy duty clutch $1200

+ hiflow turbo or gt-rs or gt2835 ($1900 to $2800)

+ airflow meter z32 $300

+ fuel pump $300

+ injectors $600

+ cold air intake $300

+ boost control kit for ecu $300

+ tune $500

+ suspension work $1200

total $10,300

should net you somewhere from 250rwkw to 280rwkw

What ECU can I get for $900?

this is pretty old hey, for something to do here we go

040 pump 250 fitted

injectors 850 fitted

malpassi reg 220 fitted

cooler 800 fitted

exhaust 1300 fitted

turbo(not chinese) garrett, trust etc, manifold, external gate and braided lines 4500 fitted

ecu-microtech 1100-no afm!, measure pressure at the point in which it will enter the engine not before it enters the afm which u will have to upgrade, then the turbo, then through piping, then through intercooler, then through more piping, then through throttle body and iat sensor also. you get my point.

or motec or autronic, might blow the budget, again no afm! world class can't argue with their pressure measurement

tune-600

clutch, well i've got an exedy twin plate kit for sale, yours for only 950!

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