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Hi all,

How many KW's can a standard R34 GT-R Intercooler handle before it reaches its peak efficiency??? :ninja: Lets use the following as an example: R34 GT-R with the following mods,

1) HKS GT-SS Turbos.

2) HKS Dumps, Front pipe & Metal Cat.

3) Apexi Power FC & Hand Controller.

4) Tomei Pon Cams + Cam Gears (Type A, In & Ex both 260 degrees & 9.15mm lift).

5) NISMO 600cc Injectors.

6) NISMO Fuel Pump.

7) Trust Profec B Spec II Boost controller. (Running 1.2 bar max).

All of the above is good to 'reliably' produce around 300-330kw's at the wheels yeah???

If so, would it be necessary to upgrade the standard intercooler? Would the HKS Type R intercooler be a good choice for this application? Or would that be overkill?

Cheers,

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stock cooler, more than adequate..

Although your other parts...

dumps - waste of money

cams - waste of money

and if your running 1.2bar max... stock injectors will do that too without a problem

cheers

Hey thanks guys for all your replies! Looks like i dun have to replace after all! ;)

dumps - waste of money

cams - waste of money

Hey R31Nismoid did you mean the cams as in camshafts or cam gears? or both? :wub: are a waste of money?

Thanks again for the replies!

Edited by xanavinismo

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