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I have a R34 GTT and i am planing to get a slide hiflow max. currently have have the mods listed below and would like to know what else i need to achive (250rwkw+)

Apexi Power FC

Front mount Cooler

3.5" Apexi n1 exhaust Turbo back

Blitz Electronic boost controoler

Apexi intake filter

Twin plate button Clutch

I was told by a few people to get a bigger fuel pump and SARD fuel pressure regulator and it should handle the power without upgrading INJECTORS.

Z32 AFM?

BIGGER INJECTORS?

BIGGER FUEL PUMP?

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I've seen people hit 240-ish witouth upgrading AFM or injectors but your running everything pretty much border line.

That might be OK but i want the 250 and they won't quite cut it for that figure.

Fuel Pump - definately. Few options.

Bosch040 seems popular, as is GTR pumps. Cheap but can be noisy if the install is messy.

Tomie or Nismo pumps, bit pricier but EASY install and alot quieter with better flow rates - made to fit your car.

Z32 might aswell, and for 250+ i would say yes. Standard will either be right on limits or maxed out.

Injectors, cheap option is a Fuel Pressure Regulator or get some after market ones. I went the s15 450cc ones.

I've actually just done all these 3 thing over the last 2 months so feel free to ask whatever.

There is a DIY thread on the Tomei Pump, also one on the Injectors and the Z32 so if you're OK with it, you can save some big $$$ by doing it yourself

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