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Looking for more bang for buck here. Goal is 270rwkws w/stock internals rb25det and I'd imagine close to 20psi. With all the other obvious bolt ons taken care of- what will give me a better power curve for the money? An adjustable exhaust cam gear or drop in tomei poncams? Or better to just save money and spend elsewhere? I think I'd be happy with at least 10kws gained in the band, but more than that and I'd definitely buy one or the other depending on the answers I get. Cheers

Bigger turbo. For a small increase an adjustable exhaust cam gear may give you a little. Bolt-ons that are obvious to one person may not be to another. What have you actually done?

Hyper gear. Fmic. Z32 maf. Coil packs. 740cc Injectors. Apexi pfc. Full 3.5 exhuast. Ebc. Then a tune. Might be missing something else. That's the list, currently deployed so spending my downtime day dreaming and making a list of items for my r33. I guess my question should be this- let's say with those mods making 270rwkws what can I expect to see from an adjustable cam gear vs. Tomei poncams? 10kws here vs 15 there? Rough estimates will do, much appreciated 

Run E85 is the best bang for buck.

Bigger cams will just bring the powerband towards the right hand side of your RPM graph.

I would say, get it all running 1st, then get Poncams if you're not happy.

270kW with stock cams is a walk a in the park.

I did 372kW with stock cams, 1.7bar of boost on a stock unopened motor for nearly 2 years with track abuse before it exploded lol

 

9 hours ago, Dose Pipe Sutututu said:

Run E85 is the best bang for buck.

Bigger cams will just bring the powerband towards the right hand side of your RPM graph.

I would say, get it all running 1st, then get Poncams if you're not happy.

270kW with stock cams is a walk a in the park.

I did 372kW with stock cams, 1.7bar of boost on a stock unopened motor for nearly 2 years with track abuse before it exploded lol

 

That's impressive!

50 minutes ago, GTSBoy said:

How big are the prizes in your race category?

Haha that's a good question. Dont intend to race the car atm. But in the distant future I may go up to 500+bhp and was wondering if it's worth a purchase then

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