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Hi guys, does anyone know which would be the best turbo for me as my rb 20 ceremic is on its way out and I want to get my ride flying.. maybe garret 2350 or T3 T4 ?? and also which after market computer . The car already has larger inter cooler,blow off valve and dump pipe with 3" exhaust.. with GTR fuel Pump.. maybe should also look at injectors ?? any advise appreaciated .. I also have a set of R34 as new rims & tyres for sale as posted,if you know anyone that has these items 4 sale , may trade rims.. please advise..call me on 0418 90 90 90 Gold Coast. or email [email protected] Cheers for now ..Garry

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HKS GTRS kit from nengen is wat i'd recomend... thats wat im goin to get eventualy also look at injectors... also asking about computers... its a 'i have this computer i stand by this computer you should get one there good' simple fact is... either way.. read up on diff computers wolf, microtech, power fc than see which is in your price range and who can tune them close to you.. mind you.. your in the gold coast.. im sure the performance shop on the corner could tune all of the above and more... go with wat you think will do you best

good luck with the car

Warrick

Turbo's are lovely but i personally would get the injectors done first,

Why ?

Even if you get a bigger turbo now you can't turn the boost up because you will ovbiously be lacking fuel :(

As for computer, do a search you'll find lots on PFC vs microtech or PFC vs Wolf 3D etc etc...

Happy Modding... ;)

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