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Hi All

I am new to the GT-R scene , but have a quick question for all the fundi's

I have a BNR32 GT-R and am looking at doing the following to it , please advise the type of power I can look at getting

Apexi Power FC without D-Jetro

Apexi Camshaft In 260-11.2

Apexi Camshaft Ex 260-11.2

Apexi Metal Head Gasket 87pi t1.1

Apexi Valve Spring Vmax SP

Apexi Fuel Pump 240l/hour

Greddy 720cc injectors

Greddy Intake Plenum

Jun Head Stud Kit

Jun Conrod Stud Kit

Peuter Con-rods

Ross Pistons 87mm 8.5:1 comp Ratio

Turbonetics T72 Turbo Charger Dual Scroll

Nismo Bearings

What amount of boost should I be able to handle and what power am I looking at

Is there anything else you would recommend

Thanks

Shaheen

South Africa

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