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Pretty good for stock turbo, stock cat and cat back exhaust.

Should upgrade the exhaust to a high flow cat and 3" cat back and see if you pickup any power. With better flow from the exhaust would the power curve improve at all?

Nice work though, you must be heaps happy with it!

yeah i'm goin to get a JJR cat back and a X-force high cat then it should be good. with a high flow exhaust hopefully i should get a better power curve anyone confirm??

Yep that should be good.

I'm also keen to know if it would improve the curve? Guess it would as it would have a greater flow over standard, helps the engine to breathe better!

If anything should be a bit more responsive and might pick up a bit of mid-range or something?

yeah i was quite happy about it. ive just put in some splitfire coilpacks and i will finish the exhaust soon. Does the standard AFm max out at 220 RWKW ???????

Should go a bit more than that. Seen people going to up and a little beyond 250rwkw on standard RB25 AFM.

Interested to know what they do max out at though?

i ran a 13.7 with 92 knock level wasnt too happy.

Yep, wouldn't be too happy would it..

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