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We we're putting 350hp at the rears through ours.

Hi flowed R34 turbo from Hypergear - $1200 for them supplying one and sent over
Full 3" exhaust - I got a good 2nd hand Kakitmoto 3'5" front pipe back setup for $200, plus $200 for a dump/front pipe.
Z32 AFM - $150
Nistuned ECU - $950 fitted and tuned, or buy mine for $350 and get it tuned for your mods
FMIC - $300
750cc Injectors - $500 from Injector dynamics on Ebay
Fuel pump - $120 for Walbro

That's $3620.00
Like I said, we had 350 at the rears, thats was running 16 psi, we could have gone to 20 ish which would have been around 370hp or so at the rears, so close to 300kw, this was more than ample, and for you, plenty enough to kill yourself from lack of experience :)

I want to put a bigger turbo in my r34 one that well be good for 300-400rwkw what mods r need to do so?

Have a flick through this thread, there's heaps of good ideas / info:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/55845-rb25-turbo-upgrade-all-dyno-results/

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