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Rb20 With Hks 2510

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dead32

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hey guys just wondering if this turbo would reach my goal of 300rwp, with some form of response, i have pretty much all supporting mods bar engine internals, what sort of boost would it need to run to make it if it will? and rpm limit, would it need to be raised? < not a fan of. p.s ive used the search function and read through all the rb20 turbo upgrade thread, i just want personal opinions.

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WazR32GTSt Grand Master

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from what i have read the 2510 won't get you there, but a 2530 will

BUT

i own and drive an rb20 everyday and i personally know how it feels to have no low-rpm torque. saying that, i think the 2510 would be one of the best turbo's on the market to maximise the top end without compromising any bottom end at all...

so my 2c is that it might not reach 300rwhp but it will almost get you there but with an awesome midrange that you'll use 300times more often that the top end

cheers,

Warren

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I have a 2510 on my rb25, it's rated 300 hp @ the flywheel but I can live with that because the response is just AWESOME!

Small bb turbo is the sh*t when you want to outrun those cocky BMW's :D

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BHDave Grand Master

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Do it. I've seen them squeeze out 220 on cammed SR's. Even if you only get a couple of hundred the bottom end and midrange improvement will be well worth it.

I almost bought one 4 years ago, got a highflow instead. I regretted not getting it right up until the rb25 went in.

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