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Hi all.I am about to put a apexi ax53b70p25 turbo on my 33 with a tomei fuel reg.Cant afford new injectors or afm for at least another year due to having a mortgage and two infants.Do you reckon ill see any improvevement over my current setup of stock turbo,powerfc,front mount,fuel pump,etc.Currently running 260hp at the rears on 12 psi.I kmow the turbo will thrive on bigger injectors and a z32 afm but it is not an option at this point in time.

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It'll be an improvement until the AFM runs out.

You'll make around 210-230rwkw or so without having to change out the AFM once you get it retuned.

AFM/Injectors tend to run out pretty close to each other so you might find it might be around the same, if not as you said you have the FPR just in the interim~!

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i made 250rwkw on 16psi with this turbo on a rb25, with 55cc, z32, etc.. great response but the actuator stuggles to hold boost above this..

i also made 220rwkw on a rb20 with this turbo also but was somewhat laggy.

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