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Dont get me wrong,

The difference on the Orange of going MAP is amazing - I sooooooooo totally wont ever be getting another jap car tuned without running AFM-less ECU.

I guess its very close as to which costs more, its just I was thinking a 2nd hand one off the Register from someone trustworthy would be around

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Post by 323ian »

OK my thoughts for your 4 grand tune up;

HKS GTSS turbo's
Exhaust elbows
Intercooler hard pipe kit (do you already have this?)
Apexi PFC D-Jetro
Splitfire coil packs
N1 oil pump
N1 water pump
660cc injectors (stock rail is fine)
Nismo FPR
Driftworks oil cooler (seems a good kit for the price)
ARP head studs

Have probably gone over budget but that is a nice set up.

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323ian wrote:Have probably gone over budget but that is a nice set up.

No shit Sherlock !!!

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Post by RX7 »

Lol Ian, am guessing you will go over budget a tad there !!!

Whats an 'exhaust elbow' ?

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Its the very first part of your exhaust system on a turbo'd car.

It is the - usually around 90* - bent piece that connects the exhaust port on your turbocharger to the top of the downpipe. Different designs have a significant affect on the spool characteristics of your turbo.

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Post by 323ian »

Yes OK i know i have gone over budget but didnt want to miss things out!! :grin:
If you pick things up second hand then im not to far off though.
I prefer the design of the HKS elbow for the RB26 as it has a seperate wastegate exhaust passage in the elbow.

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Post by hybrid dreams »

Power FC D jetro (agree with bladerider here)
injectors
upgraded twins (bored out compressor housings with new garret compressors or similar) (also in agreement in keeping the twins)

or I guess could go with a large single and manifold if u wanted


and tune tune tune. :D



Arent the GTR fuel pumps good for around 500-600 bhP?? (please someone correct me if I am wrong)

I dont know a whole lot about Nissans so forgive me if missed something or was inaccurate on some. more of a mitsu guy.
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Fuel pumps, if new, probably are but for the sake of a few quid and better fuel pressure I would spend a few quid on one. I learned last week that modified turbos off of a GTI-R are the way forwards for great spooling and plenty of puff for 600+ bhp.
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stuartstaples wrote:Fuel pumps, if new, probably are but for the sake of a few quid and better fuel pressure I would spend a few quid on one. I learned last week that modified turbos off of a GTI-R are the way forwards for great spooling and plenty of puff for 600+ bhp.
i heard the same exact thing for the 300zx as well. hmmm go figure right :D . sounds like a plan stuart.
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Shop around and go for second hand bits if it is viable :wink: .........that 4k can go along way if you play the waiting game :D

..........I can still see you piloting an externally venting single around the shire :thumb:
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