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Hi All,

I am looking at upgrading my R34 GTT (RB25DET) and i have a few questions i'd appreciate answers to.

I am sorry if they are basic questions but as i am learning about cars as i go i am quite unsure.

1. I am looking at either a Garret GTX3582R (GT35R) or a Garret GTX3076R (GTX30R) - there is quite a price difference between these turbo's and i am just not sure if it is really worth the 35R or is it a bit over the top for my first upgrade?

2. I am looking at getting the Tomei Poncam Type B Camshaft set and just wanted to know people's experience and thoughts with this? Is it reliable etc?

3. I am looking at getting the Sard 650cc Injector set - is this going to suffice? Should i be looking at 1000cc?

4. The fuel setup; this is where i am really unsure, can i run E85 and 98 simultaneous? Is this recommended? Just after some general information around this.

My current setup is quite basic:

FMIC

POD Filter

Turbosmart BOV

Haltech PS2000 ECU

eboost street boost controller

I am not looking at this becoming a what to buy conversation but answers to this will really help me.

Really appreciate any help.

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