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Hey i blew my standard 32 turbos by runing to much psi. ( was fun thou) and now i got my self a set of n1's of a gtr coming over from japan. just curiors to know.

what they will flow to and what sorta power it will make.

So far with the standards the car made 246kw at the rears. and ran a 12.1.

Mods are 4" trust zorst, trust cooler, trust boost controller and k&n pods.

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Thanks :flamed:

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i got r33 n1 turbos in my r33 ( had them rebuild by garrett before i put them in ) , i cant tell you what power it makes though .

i ran 12 flat in wsid last wednesday , couldnt get traction though 60 ft was 2 sec and trap speed 120 mph ( r33 is much heavier than 32 ) .

only mods are pfc , n1 turbos ,1.2 bar boost , stock airbox , stock cooler . engine was rebuild with arias pistons and standard everything else .

they spool up about 800 rpm later than stock turbos but will hold all the way to the cutout 8200 in my case .

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