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Troy, I think the plan is to have a couple different stages of modification. The will be bolt-on internal gated turbos to fit stock manifold as the base stage, all the way up to custom manifold, extrenal gated turbo with full management.

Hi guys, in case you missed it in other threads, they are unning 50 psi fuel pressure at idle with a rising rate fuel pressure regulator. So to achieve this sort of result, the injectors are exceeding their rated output by around 40%.

My previous experiences with "overdriving" injectors more than 10% has not been very good. The solenoids and springs simply don't like it. Take the risk if you wish.

Secondly the car is not driven everyday at 431.6 rhhp. I believe GTS-t Vspec quoted 360 rwhp which is under the widely accepted 450 bhp maximum for daily use on a standard internals RB25.

Hope that clarifies

I have been driving it with the 431rwhp over the past couple days, and I must say it's a heap of fun, but in order to save my stock internals I feel that the 360rwhp is a much safer level for the engine until I get forged pistons etc.

If I do have any trouble with running the stock injectors at high pressure then I'll let you all know, but so far they've performed admirably:D

nice numbers paul

I got a 0.70 a/r front with t66 comp wheel and 0.82 a/r rear rated at 600hp turbo going on my car at the end of this week, i got the same manifold as you but 550cc injectors and a power fc with 044 bosch pump. Should i expect the same numbers as u? As i was told it would need atleast 20psi to get 300rwkw..

Interesting. I've run out on injectors on my car now @ 203rwkw (what is that in HP?)

Admittadly im not running a rising rate reg, but i surely wont be getting another 100rwkw out of just raising the pressure.

Also im running a Factory ECU with a chip that really hasnt had it's map changed at all.

Just speed limiter removed at this stage.

Now, i dont think my car is making anywhere near 400rwhp (im not sure of the conversion)

And my car to date has come home with 12.98 @ 108mph.

Paul... did you run the mid 13 @ 411rwhp?

If so... that's awefully low MPH for that kind of power... (if 400rwhp is more than 200rwkw)

As if you get wheelspin or not, your MPH is usually more or less the same. Just your ET that changes.

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