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dangerous_daveo Grand Master

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Exaust, fuel pump, fuel reg, 12psi off a bleed valve, and a bit of pipe for some cold air to the pod. 145rwkw. Keeping in mind that was a hot day, and the bit of pipe for cold air does bugger all to nothing on a dyno.

My goal is rb30 and 300rwkw. :rofl: and to be the car to be a bit of a track monster.

jason2040 Apprentice

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I got 260rwhp at 0.6 bar. RB20 Bottom end, RB25 Top end

Umm... Worked internals, 3inch exaust, FMIC, powers turbo, Custom plenem, GTR injectors, Shitty turbosmart boost controller, Custom manifold(but there was a leak wen i got it dyno'd), Stock ecu been remapped, .

mongor Contributor

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what sort of gains do you guys get from just a FMIC?

i found it takes a little longer to pressurise the bigger front mount cooler but the affects are definately there, just takes a bit longer to hit full boost but when it does you can notice it. my opinion anywho. :kick:

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oz_cefiro Collaborator

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hey guys.

just joined up on here tonight.

i got 210rwkw in my ceffy 

power fc .hks 2530.tomei cams etc

Did you buy phil's cefiro? I've been out drftn with him a few times? If it was that was lowrollaboy's car.

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