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sitting on 306hp atm with r23 w/ rb25, apexi 300 or 400hp turbo (not sure which 1)n a pod, greddy radiator, hks fmic, oil cooler, 3" zorst w/ 2 hi flo mufflers n no cat, Twin Plate brass button Clutch,

Splitfire Coilpacks, shimmed diff, and i was told she had a walbro fpump havn looked at it yet tho

running 1.2bar with blitz Dual Stage Boost Controller and Turbo Timer

car has flashed over ECU with an Omoni Tune with no restrictors

my goal is 500hp so wats next to get there ?

thanks simon :(

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if omoni is a jap ecu then get a new ecu quicksmart, jap ecu's are not the best for aussie fuels and conditions.

500hp is a big goal, you will kill your engine if it has stock internals,

read through the turbo results section for RB25 to decide which turbo is right for your driving use and power goal,

will need better fuel pumps, injectors etc.

will be a T4 highmount turbo so new exh manifold, dump pipe down to the cat to match your existing exh.

new intake pipe from the pod to the turbo, new cooler piping from the highmount turbo, new water and oil lines and oil return for the turbo,

new ecu and tune,

This really is the point where we are meant to say search :(.

Yet, you will need to change just about all your current mods bar your clutch. 500HP at the wheels will warrant a set of slugs so, if your not interested in spending 10K minimum to get there, dont bother.

If you shot for 400 instead you could go injectors/ecu/turbo which could cost you less than 5K if your smart about it.

Please see:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Rb...yno-t55845.html

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