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Hey guys,

Car has been pulled apart this weekend.

Some gorilla of a mechanic has snapped a bolt off in the head and its now playing havoc with me.

Ive pulled the engine apart and need to take the head to get it removed and a helicoil in place.

I was thinking why my head is out, i would like to look at highflowing my r34 Gt-t turbo.

Is there any places people have got this done which they recommend? what are prices like?

Plan on getting some small gead work done also.

Would be great to hear peoples thoughts.

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GCG in Syd - they do the best hi-flow of R34 items, always have.

If your talking head work - waste of money as you are better off selling the R34 turbo and buying a HKS2530 :rofl:

The best money spent on the RB20 is the best turbo so spend as much there as you can as that's the most important part IMO for the RB20.

So buy the best turbo you can and go from there

Hey guys...

spoke to Tao at hyper gear.... very nice guy, took about 10 mins out to chat with me.

Hopefully should be able to drop it off tomorrow.... going to cost about 880.

He says with proper mods it can run 230 rwkw in a rb20, ill talk more with him tomoz.

hmmmmm, decisions

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