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ok so building my c33 laurel up quick list to of the mods done and where im at!

ENGINE:
- Its an RB25det series2 out or a R33 skyline with 80,000klm
- Greddy intake manifold.
- 80mm billet throttle body
- Denso 740cc injectors
- Custom fuel rail with braided lines
- Turbosmart FPR1200 fuel reg
- Walbro 500hp fuel pump
- Stainless steel hight mount manifold
- Turbosmart 38mm external wast gate with screamer pipe
- t04E turbo with polished housing .8 rear housing
- Full 3" stainless mandrel bent exhaust system
- 300/600/100 intercooler and piping
- 52mm alloy radiator
- Tomei Poncams 256 degree cams
- adjustable cam gears
- Gates racing timing belt
- EMS Computer (ECU)
- Turbosmart duel stage boost controller

im wanting to make the power so it will be drift able as im building it for track and street

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have a look at our SS2 and SLSS2 billet turbos in both 10cm and .82 rear in the dynosheet section.

hey makes around 375rwkws on stock cams and should be over 400rwkws with pon cams, they make 20psi around 3750rpms which is pretty good for a daily or drift.

You might need a 50mm gate for them to perform at their peek.

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