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man, i went to a evo dyno day today, and my friend invited me to join then on the dyno and show everyone what a stock GTR was capable... just to give them a startin point to base theyre evos on... anyways, i thought, why not.. i kill him everytime we race, and not just by a lil bit.. like literally destroy him. so on the dyno i go.. and i prepare myself to see what exactly this beast was capable of..

anyways, as his going for a run i told him.. if it goes past 15psi stop the run.. @ 4500 it was on 15.8psi, so he backed off.. by then the car was alreayd makin 186awkw...

i turned the boost down a bit, and gave him the thumbs up.. anyways, this time we went all the way and the boost hit 15.6 and settled @ 15.2psi for the entire run.. it made 287.8awkw on the first run... lol

so i thought wtf.. more boost! so i turned it up some more.. this time it hit 15.8psi and stayed @ 15.6psi.. and made 296awkw hahah i was stoked... came 2nd to a GT30R custom turbo evo 6... everyone was like wtf.. stock gtr?? bs... i checked the turbos when i came home and theyre the stock housings.. i wonder whats lurkin under there lol and @ that boost, the car intake temp was @ 41deg.. so the turbos r still cruisin!

so much for 100% original GTR lol

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yer f**k upgrading... i cant really see the housings to clearly... but there seems to be a shape that resembles the nissan circle thingy inside a square thing... lol i dunno.. it looks stock to me :) im gonna have to tear it apart to see what exactly is hiding under there..

and B... u shoulda seen the old man.. he came along. he was like wtf, thats more than ur rx7.... was very interesting.. have it all on tape..

yes i am very happy with the results, im glad its got so much power.. with more to come, BUT i was hoping to have a completely original GTR in my garage... to hell with that!

btw ive added the dyno graph to Forced induction area in the Rb26DETT upgrades sticky if u wanna see it :rofl: nice area under the curve

yes the computer has been remapped :( and other mods?? such as? exhaust?

it doesnt need any other mods.. its a gtr.. everything else is good enough for over 300awkw.. so what exactly do u want to know?

Buddy i have a gtr and u are not going to make 300awkw (well a genuine 300awkw) without injectors, ecu, boost controller, exhaust, hmm what else am i forgetting probabley cam gears and definelty a fuel pump. Your car may have all of those im not saying it doesnt, just saying that bolting on a set of turbos to a gtr and remapping the ecu will definelty not get u that power.

wow that wud have been a suprise...

as for DR-ENVY im pretty sure u can make 290awkw in a GTR with standard injectors and cams... bolt a set of turbos and a remapped ECU, with a decent exhaust im pretty sure u cud get close to that... it doesnt take much in a GTR.

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