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its worth a try. as from what i can see its the same symptons and where running out of things to check lol

Have we tried checking the brains we have? ....Always wanting more power and how to get it.

After you set this up and launch at about 6000RPM you will almost do damage somewhere.

The :rolleyes::thumbsup::( next weak link i suppose... gear box, clutch,flywheel,diff.. Who knows what Aarons next problem will be?

There has to be some supporting mods other than what you have to be able to put this much power on the road.

Please post up the dyno results on the RB26 Dyno results listing all your mods.(once you have sorted yourself out)

Good luck

  • 1 month later...

took my car in today to get it re dynoed and hit bit of a problem it was boosting anything past 0.7 bar...just read the link TO4 put done will have take that damn EVC in the exhaust out and hopefully sovle my problem, which another was brewing the the way home, the seal in the clutch operating cylinder shyte itself as all my clutch fluid hit the road i was left wondering how do i get home now :)...phone call later to a mechanic friend got me going again..start the car in 1st n just take off , lucky was only 2 min from home.

Car booked in again for tune next friday hopefully will be ok for the track day on sunday!

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