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-Full 3' exhaust

-Custom built holset hrc35rs turbo

-Frontmount

-Pod filter

-Wallbro 500hp fuel pump

-G4 link ecu

Im about to go for tune and want 270 kw, should i upgrade stock injectors or is this within there range?

Also are there any mods i should be seriously looking?

-Thanks

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ok gona get deutschworks 440 r34 high flow top feed injector, anyone able to recomend a boost guage option for r34 as my stock one wont read more then 10 psi, am i able to easily replace one into the current dash guage box?

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Are you planning on using E85 in the future?

Modern injectors are nice to use and idle really well when you compare them to the older school injectors. I have old school 480cc Nismo's in the yellow pig but they make 275rwkw comfortably FWIW.

Read some of the injector threads and you will be in a better position to make a decision that suits you.

so stainless exhausts cause a shit engine sound, if the only stainless part is dump pipe will it cause any harmonising, or no difference? Otherwise il get a custom made dumppipe

LOL! Who told you that?

so stainless exhausts cause a shit engine sound, if the only stainless part is dump pipe will it cause any harmonising, or no difference? Otherwise il get a custom made dumppipe

Engineers, who build cars in ther spare time

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