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r33 gtr with

nismo fuel pump

-7 garett's

wold ecu v400

stock dumps and 3inch turbo back exhaust

hks fmic

stock injectors @92% duty. couldnt go more

so final result was 254 rwk on 11psi

12.0 to 1 a/f ratio.

cant wait for some 600cc injectors and more boost :D

i think the car has done well . il try to upload dyno graph if i get my scanner workin :D

dynoed on 20 inch rims!

just thought id share

!

Edited by R33GOD

Thats on the money, there is a mate of mine with a 26 in his 180SX making 306rwkw with -7's with the same ECU and 740cc injectors, FMIC, full exhaust and fuel pump. He's doing this on 16psi so its definately in reach mate, very impressive

just out of curiosity.. should stock injectors be at 92% duty cycle at only 255kw ?? I thought they could take just over 300kw before they hit their ceiling ? Have you got a fuel pressure guage on there to check that your not dropping pressure high up in the rev range ?

my scanners busted man so a no go there. yeah im wrapped with the result. i just bought some siemens 570cc injectors. gonna put them in, in a few weeks and retune. Want to get used to this power for a couple of weeks before the real power kicks in.

by the way the 92% duty cycle is on standard rail pressure with stock reg .

Edited by R33GOD

Thats the same with my old combo, only thing i changed was to a Djetro, exhaust, FMIC, and 12psi with stock turbines on a 32 RB26 and it was doing 240rwkw at around 70%. In saying that 570's should get you out of trouble and on to 300kw, which will be a stack of fun on the street

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