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Hey everyone

Car is just about ready to get back on the streets after 3 weeks off. The stock turbo decided to let go on me up Mt Coot-tha on the skyline cruise that weekend and I had to nurse it home. It didnt really bother me at the time as it was the exhaust wheel that decintegrated so my cat copped the brunt of it, and not the engine internals.

With the help of my housemate (thanks Kev), a brand spankin new Garrett GT3076 is fitted and the car is ready to be towed to Predator to get custom dump and intake pipes made up for the 'larger' huffer hanging off my RB25. So yeh, I cant wait to get it back on the road and feel the kick of the new turbo spooling up big time. Just thought I would share with you all :(

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nice choice of turbo

I made 303rwkw at 18psi with the same turbo (with the .84 rear) tuned by predator

In theory it should be a good set up....spools up nicely but yet to fell the full effect, but the less said about that in public the better

nice choice of turbo

I made 303rwkw at 18psi with the same turbo (with the .84 rear) tuned by predator

In theory it should be a good set up....spools up nicely but yet to fell the full effect, but the less said about that in public the better

pistons and rods aside, what mods have you got to make that power? thats what im aiming for. My turbo has a .82 rear housing, other mods so far are only FMIC, exhaust and air filter. I plan on getting a microtech and some bigger injectors soon enough....

pistons and rods aside, what mods have you got to make that power? thats what im aiming for. My turbo has a .82 rear housing, other mods so far are only FMIC, exhaust and air filter. I plan on getting a microtech and some bigger injectors soon enough....

Power FC, Bigger injectors, bigger fuel pump, Type B Tomei Poncams, freshened up head ect ect

dont use a microguess, only poor rotor owners use them

and make sure u get a WRITTEN quote from predator, or expect to pay 3x the amount they originally quoted u, im dead serious

P.S have fun lighten up 3rd on the fly when she's done :P

and make sure u get a WRITTEN quote from predator, or expect to pay 3x the amount they originally quoted u, im dead serious

P.S have fun lighten up 3rd on the fly when she's done :P

oh really, well I better suss one out tomorrow, I hate being stung. and i'm sure i'll enjoy the looser rear end courtesy of garrett

thanks for the heads up :bunny:

dont use a microguess, only poor rotor owners use them

and make sure u get a WRITTEN quote from predator, or expect to pay 3x the amount they originally quoted u, im dead serious

P.S have fun lighten up 3rd on the fly when she's done :)

ahahaha workshops do that to ya..

whats wrong with microtech.. not everone has ur type off moolah to get the big comps..

PFC is fine for me :)

yeh its lookin good for hitting the coast this weekend

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...p;#entry3311172 come to this to show off..!! u knw u wanna..

also if ur free sometime let me knw we can meet at the hyperdome i wanna have a look see at ur car :P;)

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...p;#entry3311172 come to this to show off..!! u knw u wanna..

also if ur free sometime let me knw we can meet at the hyperdome i wanna have a look see at ur car :nyaanyaa::P

yeh too easy bud, will do

might see you saturday night

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