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Hey guys. I'm just wondering where I should go from here. Recently got my car's camber adjusted so she handles really well now and I'm thinking...more power...

I've got...

Rebuilt RB20DET (metal gaskets, closed and honed, stock internals)

Turbo back performance exhaust with high flow cat

FMIC

GReddy Dump Pipe

Sard 550cc Injectors

Splitfire coil packs

Z32 AFM

Cold air intake

Garret GT28R turbo on 18psi

GReddy Profec B Spec II

Apexi TT

Remapped ECU (stock)

Front strut brace

Ideas for the next mod would be awesome.

James

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In all seriousness, without seeing a dyno sheet to see what state the tune is in it is hard to say.

It could be running really well and making great power and maxing the turbo therefore a logical power increase would be a larger turbo.

On the other hand it could be making horrible power with a terrible boost curve which in that case attention needs to be put into sorting out the problems.

Got a dyno sheet and power figure?

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In all seriousness, without seeing a dyno sheet to see what state the tune is in it is hard to say.

It could be running really well and making great power and maxing the turbo therefore a logical power increase would be a larger turbo.

On the other hand it could be making horrible power with a terrible boost curve which in that case attention needs to be put into sorting out the problems.

Got a dyno sheet and power figure?

True that mate.

I've got her going in next Wednesday for a power run and tune. I'll PM you the sheet next week and see what you reckon.

Obviously the boys at XSpeed will give me their oppinion but would be great to get a second opp.

James

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You've already stated in another thread that your RB20 dusts GTRs anyway, so I'd leave it at that.

Go buy a Honda CBR900 then work on modifying that till it's as quick as your RB20

Yeah or I could dust your mum off and thrash her til she sounds like an rb20.

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