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My build is in progress :) bought a worked and complete head with all the goodies, dan from erd is going to build my engine, happy all round :)

Nicely done! That motor should be wicked after receiving the Dan touch.

No I didn't buy it, rather spend the $2200 getting the engine finished first. And after seeing the 6266 result on the 26 engine punch out 500 rwkw or what ever it was I'm deciding between different turbos again

it will be interesting to see how long that 26 of simons lasts with the 6266. He is chucking a lot of boost at it thats for sure. Should make a build thread!!!

What Ideas do you have for the engine at this stage. Do you know what injectors, Manifold, Plenum etc you are looking towards?

I have a front facing plenum with 90mm throttle body

Engine will be forged with cp pistons and spool rods, arp main, rod, head studs. Keeping vct inlet cam as dan made a good point about it. Head is built with new upgraded parts.

Fuel system will be 2 044 pumps from surge tank with nismo intank, 2000 Id injectors. Dash 8 fuel lines. I want the surge tank mounted under the car though for simplicity running flex fuel setup

6 boost t4 split pulse manifold, 4 inch turbo back exhaust

Will be pushing what ever turbo I get to maximum capacity with what the fuel can handle.

I will start a build thread soon.

How's your car going to Scott? ANy dramas?

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