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Real interested to know if the original tune was by the same tuner ? If the before tune was by the same guy then that removes a variable of it being overly conservative

i assume so if they have the old data on hand, anthony does all the tuning down at Jaustech. from the owner:

"Before I put the tomei poncams an tomei gears in I was already running a z32, Walbro 500hp intank, gtr injectors, nistune, hypergear atr43ss1, blitz highflowed 3inch turbo back zorst, fmic. That's almost everything I can think of atm.

Results really depend on how big the cams are, these drop in and are built to respond in the mid range more than bigger cams. Big cams will be sluggish but have lots of topend so not real good for a streeter. These would be as big as I'd go, you want response for a quick car and this is a good example! Just went through adleaide hills last night, very quick!"

it doesn't tell you much, but that was in response to me asking if anything else had been done between dyno's.

i'm thinking the same, i have them sitting there, and although i've had a few bites i think i'd rather just chuck them in for now and see what they do, worst comes to worse i can rip them out later.

although at the same time tempted to just sit back and watch you put them in first haha

  • 2 weeks later...

hey guys, just to confirm, this is the one i'm after yeh?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Kinugawa-Turbocharger-3-TD06SL2-20G-w-T3-8cm-V-Band-Hsg-No-Anti-Surge-Inlet-/290709333589?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item43afa06655#ht_2678wt_118

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there's a f**k load of variations on ebay, i wanna make sure i'm not overseeing something before i order it.

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