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Oh lol sorry Ben I forgot about that blind... I got side track with the motor. I don't know wot to do turbo wise... Is it possible to get around 300kw on a stock manifold or am I wasting my time looking?? I have power fc, z32 afm, 650cc injectors, fuel pump, reg, fmic, but can't decide on turbo [emoji36]

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It is entirely possible.

All of the suggestions posted here will do exactly what you are asking..

650CC injectors means probably 98... so... 3076 is probably your best bet.

Hypergear will likely also have something that will do 300 in a stock location though.

(or you could just buy my 2nd hand gtx3076.....)

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can people give me some advise please?? I have a stagea rb Neo and I was going to go high mount turbo and the rest but was wondering wot turbo people are using to get 300kw on a standard manifold with power fc, injectors etc?? Thanks

For some thing that is virtually bolt on with very little fabrications, we can build you some thing that will sit around the 280rwkws region. Alternatively we can also high flow your stock OP6 turbo that will make around the 270rwkws mark.

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