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ok so i was just wondering how good the just jap external waste gates are (38mm) and also the high mount manifolds? the reason i am asking is becasue i will be fitting a gt35/40 to my rb25/30 and i dnt think it will fit low mount. i was looking at a 6boost manifold and a turbosmart gate but for the price difference i dunno im only looking to make arround 300rwkw so if i can save a bit of money with out hindering the performance of my new motor that would be great cos as you guys would no were not all made of money. thanx

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If you want to do it on the cheap, it's worth considering getting an internally gated turbo and bolting it to your stock manifold. Dangerman04 i think has well into the 300's with a proper Garrett IW housing on a 3540 from memory. A search of the Forced Induction section should find his thread.

Spend the money on the turbo, forget about the rest if you want to save money, as you will generally have to re do stuff if you go the cheap option.

yeh thats what i was thinking dnt do it cheap it will break. im buying an addapter off foolboost to mount the gt35/40 low and also have an external gate position with a dump pipe and oil lines etc for a good price

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