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so guys basically ive got an rb20det with hiflow r33 turbo, full 3" exhaust with stock cat. no boost controller atm as im looking for the right sort. it has a jun tuned ecu which i was told through jun is removed speed limiter, raised rev limiter and modified fuel ratio. it has aftermarket coil packs and pod filter also. ive got a front mount going on next monday and im trying to work out basically what is needed for the tired 20 to push 300kw. i know it will probably need a bigger turbo set up. im currently in the market for gtr injectors before i raise the boost.

so what shall i do? anyone have any 300kw rb20s? how do you do it without to much muching around. im also aiming to try get things compatible with rb25 for when that day comes.

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Why did you post this here?

1. you'll "probably" have to change the turbo? haha. You'll need a big turbo to get close to 300kw from a 20.

2. If you do indeed want 300rwkw then I wouldn't even bother with GTR injectors 442cc is going to be too small.

3. It's going to make absolutely nothing before 4500RPM+ and not be very nice to drive, at all.

My tip? Start with an rb25 because you'll spend all the money you need to get buy a RB25 and get it to 300rwkw to get the RB20 there and you'll just be disappointed.

If you are happy with 220-240rwkw, then that's the max you should try for on an RB20.

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