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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?

Edited by r34lyf

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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