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Hey how's it going I'm building my gtr for a everyday driver/weekend track car mods so far are ...

Wiseco 87.5 forgies

Manley rods

Hardened and full balanced crank

Nitto pump

Ross harmonic

Exedy twin plate

Head work ...

Supertech 1mm valves both sides

Supertech guides

Supertech double springs

Tomei lifters

Now I'm in need of advice on personal experience with a strong street/track/drag 32 gtr with lift and duration of cams as I'm chasing 600+ hp with as much torque and best drivability I can get with a gt42r turbo any insight would be great thanks in advance

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260 x 10.8 i think would be your best bet, they will have the air flow requiered to turn that turbo and enough over lap to give "midrange torque", what rear housing are you using, i have a mate with one of them on a 2JZ with a .86 and it doesn't see boost till 4500rpm on a 3ltr, on 15psi it makes 430rwhp (run in set up )

^ Indeed not going to be responsive for circuit with a GT42 in a 2.6ltr.

Be fine for drags though.

Sorta can't really have both with a turbo that large so might as well bite the bullet and just set it up for drags specifically and put bigger cams etc as you realistically can't set it up for both and then as a result there is dual compromise rather than one.

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^ Indeed not going to be responsive for circuit with a GT42 in a 2.6ltr.

Be fine for drags though.

Sorta can't really have both with a turbo that large so might as well bite the bullet and just set it up for drags specifically and put bigger cams etc as you realistically can't set it up for both and then as a result there is dual compromise rather than one.

Thanks a million for the insight sorry on the delay in response lost passwords....

I have seen the light on the setup as i have a 400hp r33 as well with a gt35r and thats laggy enough for my liking but fun when on boost

I have been reading through the forums and the stock cams seem to be pretty popular ? Im going to turbo down with a to4z .96 rear bb garret or go back to twin n1 garrets ...

Thanks in advance

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