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Hey guys quick and simple one hopefully :)

Just wondering if any-1 could tell me roughly how much the engine can handle KW wise, car's getting tuned in the next few weeks and i dont want to push it to far. Internals are standard how much will they be able to handle etc ?

Thanks Ian

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Garret 3076R

Powertune steampipe manifold

Apexi power FC

Cooling pro intercooler

Splitfires

Xforce exhaust

K&N pod

Z32 AFM

Tial 44mm wastegate

Bosch 040

Sard 800cc injectors

Turbotech boost controller

I's thinking maybe fuel pump will max out before I have to worry about internals ? but be good to still know what internals can handle stock :down:

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dayyyyuuummmm quite the mods list there.

look its a touchy subject with how much can standard engine take, it all comes down to the tune prodominantly..but some ppl on here have had there neo up to about 280 rwkw...which is a lot of power difference from there factory spec 160rwkw.

so really it comes down to how risky ur keen to be...just make sure that tunes got good afr's and your not throwing too much boost...personally more then 18 psi from a turbo of your size.

but more comes down to the tune.

goodluck...im currently on the same avenue.

btw y would u change your fuel pump?? its an 040 good for almost 500hp.

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