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ah ok, I had a non neo RB25 and on 98 it made 280kw on 16psi, then jumped to 320kw on 16psi on E85 that's with a GTX3076 so I thought the GTX35 would be hitting it out the park on 22psi... I guess dyno's and engines are all different though, my GTX was bang on same boost for rev's to the GT but the push in the seat was felt a bit later...

Your right about them waking up with boost, I was playing with boost controller, it spiked up to 25psi in third gear and was frying the back tyres, later I found cylinder 5 didnt like that event lol...

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Next step has been started.

DRIFT CAR MODS. full GKTECH v3 arm kit, solid subframe bush kit, rear knuckle setup, twin caliper hydraulic handbrake setup to be installed

large photo post to come in next week or so once a lot of progress has been made

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Wont look like this once when it goes back in

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