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The R33 GTS of Magic1 from these forums ran 511rwhp at PAS western salon today on Speedworks Dyno.

This car is an RB25 with Arias pistons GTR rods and 256/264 HKS cams using a GTR cooler and Wolf plugin ECU and a GT30 Garret turbo but still has stock injectors and intake manifold but Sard reg and 044 pump.

We tuned it to 20psi and 11-1 afrs running pump BP98 fuel.

Tristan also won Ovaboosts and SAUwa Dyno comps and featured hi in Genies dyno comp and yes he drives this car for work everyday.

I know the usual knockers will bag the results so maybe its time one of them came to WA and inspect some of our cars even taking them to the Dyno of their choice.

Never underestimate the mighty RB25!

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Well done to Magic, sounds like a beast of a whale. I would have thought the stock injectors would have been maxed out ages ago. Its good to see someone making all this power with minimal mods, by the looks. What other work has the car had done to it? ported/polished ect? :D

I've got $50 that says it wasn't a DD dyno and wasn't on shootout mode 04, as for the stock injectors hahaha what was the fuel pressure and as the wolf batch fires them its not really fair comparing this HP figure to say what a Power FC could produce with stock injectors, sort of gives the young guys and newbies the wrong idea and they'll blow there engines trying to do the same thing .... talking about blowing engines I seem to notice a pattern of blown engines over there that are running bigger hp with stock injectors could this be a contributing factor maybe???

Congrats on the result:thumbsup:

Care to enlighten us how you are consistantly able to make that power out of std injectors?

Out of interest what cc are RB25 injectors? I guess based on cfm of air to make that hp and 11:1 A/F i suppose its possible to work out an approximate capacity of the injectors?

511rwhp... steve either your a genuis or wa dyno's are bit happy. On a dd dyno the most i made from the same set up you just mentioned using stock cams and forward facing stock plenum was 387rwhp. If this car has truly made that power, im expecting low 11s hi 10s @ 130mph. Unless its just a dyno car?

How ever the case, awesome result.

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