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Ignition Breakdown Beyond 18psi In 3.2l

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GT-SPEC BNR-32 Apprentice

GT-SPEC BNR-32

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Hi all,

Recently had my BNR32 GTR tuned.

The set up includes 26/30, 3.2L with twin low mount Trust t618z-10cm's.

It made 559.7hp atw on 18psi.

Question, can I convert BNR34 GTR coil packs to work in a RB26 from a BNR32 GTR?

Thanks

Aaron

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Shoota_77 Veteran

Shoota_77

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Why would you if you don't mind me asking?

You can but you need to change the setup to accommodate the internal igniter style of the 34 coils.

Personally I'd go with an aftermarket (Haltech etc) either internal or external igniter or just whack a set of Splitfires in it. There's guys making pretty decent power with Splitfires still in them.

luke gtr Grand Master

luke gtr

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^^^^this.

Also, what are your plugs gapped at?

I was having ignition breakdown at 18psi, gapped plugs slightly closer (down to 0.6mm) and haven't had it since.

That's with standard old coil packs.

Also, great to see you graph.

More details on the setup?

Have the same twins on a dirty 30 and haven't really seen results, so I'm looking forward to then now :)

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