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Hks Gt2540-46t On Rb25

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Hey,

i know this question has properly been asked a million times in this forum, had a look through the threads but very uncertain as opinions vary. I have an R33 RB25 Series 2 turbo, i got a powerfc, intercooler, injectors, pump, full exhuast system and wants to push more power. I am saving a look at the HKS GT2540-46T, which is an internally gated turbo. I dont know wat power i can push out, i hear people pushing 250rkw which is my aim then i hear people says its too responsive and not good top end.

What are your opinions on this setup in regards to both response and top end power to gain a good 250rkw with standard internals?

cheers

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yes... to expensive for a low mount setup- im goin to go hi mount but wanna get a good low mount turbo. if i can get my hands on a good hks gtrs - i would

the best thing about it is that it fits in the standard position and looks "standard"

these days you wana hide your gear not flaunt it but everyone's different i suppose

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