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Hi, guys im farely new i do alot of research just want some opinions on my r33

im running stock R33 Gts-T Jap cat, 3inch cat back , Auto

Mods Done So far New Spark Plugs

3inch cat back, jap cat, and pod filter

i done the 2nd stage boost fix were i can get boost at 2.5krpm instead of 4.5k rpm full bost

Boost Sits just above the quarter line under the 7+ on stock gauge

i wann spend about 2k just to begin with

How much kw at wheels do i have ruffley with my mods

and how much rwk will i have with 2grand budget to begin with

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hey mate, i would say get a dump and front pipe along with a high flow cat to finish off the exhaust. You should see some good gains just from that. Up the boost a little to a safe level (a cheap bleed valve will do the job), you should also get a front mount at the same time. Also a computer would be good..something like an apexi power fc is out of your 2k budget so maybe an apexi afc neo would be good to do the fine tuning. :yes:

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My car has the exact same mods as yours (compliance cat, 3 inch catback, highflow panel) and im making 148.5rwkw.

my next mod was gonna be a highflow cat + 3 inch front/dump pipe. complete your exhaust dood. its good for approx 15-20kw. approx a grand gone there

with the rest get that fmic and boost conrtoller and a good boost guage. up the boost to about 11psi (you'll already be running 9 once you put the fmic and full zorst on). $800 ish

you'll have 200 bux or thereabouts left from that. get a cold air intake box for your pod. atm you are gonna be making less power than my stock box with panel cos your pod is sucking hot engine bay air

i'd say once you're done with this lot you'd have about 170rwkw. keeping in mind that our cars lose power cos of the auto box thats a pretty good power value.

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If you take the time to read the Forced Induction Guide

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=66556

And mainly this thread entitiled, what mods to do first

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=45218

It should put you well on your way

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