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How Much Boost Can I Run R33 Gtr Standard Turbos?

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hey would like some answers i bought a gtr 33 its standard apart from the mines computer, arc cooler, greddy radiator,hks turbo pipes from the cooler,apexi twin intake with k&n pods,3.5 inch exhaust? also doesnt have a boost controller and if i were to wind boost up just a bit how could i do it??thanks

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U can buy and install a boost controller to raise the boost,

I would keep boost at or under 12 psi as there is a risk of the ceramic turbibe wheel breaking and taking the engine with it

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Thanks guys I Spose I'll get a nistune or something that's what my bros Gtr runs there supposed to be good??also with the mines computer will I be alright for now it's running about 11psi ATM?will sell the piece of shit mines computer soonish..

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It is only as good as the tune on it, that is the reason why the mines are shit, designed for 100 RON jap fuel and just shit for australian conditions.

It is all about the tuner and the tune, beware as a lot are retards and charge good money for it.

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