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Hi to all you r33 owners with auto's (also to manual) I have just reached 220rwk's :D with my auto r33 (mods are airpod, 3" exhaust, front mount off an older supra,wolf 3d plug in, 500hp walbro pump and a hks 2535 turbo running 15psi)I was told i can get more but i need bigger injectors and a new dump pipe and more $$$$$$$ im very happy with the result.

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hey mate i got a auto r33 with 181rwkw on my last dyno tune. Im putting a wolf3d plug and play like u in next week and a hks exhaust cam gear. Do u find the wolf is jerky with gearchanges? or is it still the same? Id be happy with 200rwkw but im more concerned about what time ill put down the 1/4 when its tuned :D

Also have u done anything to the auto box? I have looked into a shift kit which i will get in the near future and also a bigger trans cooler. Maybe you should consider a trans cooler first. Id definately do the dump/front pipe, the stock one is pretty restrictive as well as 550cc injectors. Might also want to think about a set of cams at this stage too...

Have u done the 1/4 mile on the mods u listed? if so what time did u get?

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Matt

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yeah gear changes are harsh nothing done to gearbox yet will be looking into that soon how much was the shift kit when i get the money i will do the dump pipe and injectors just spent all of it on parts and tunning havnt done 1/4 mile yet i drove it today untuned lots of fun dropped it off this afternoon to get tunned and i will be picking it up tomorrow

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