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Adz2332 Grand Master

Adz2332

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I own a GTST Series 2 R33.

Does anyone own one aswell and is running a slide highflow?

Compared to stock turbo how much laggier is it?

What sort of kws u getting out of it?

How long u had it on your car for?

Mods Include -

POD

FMIC

Power FC & Controller

Apexi Boost Controller

Soon to have 555c injectors

Would i need anything else? would it puch 260kws on a SAFE tune?

Thanks

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abu Grand Master

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My cousin has one on his R33, just with cooler, turbo back exhaust.

Doesn't seem muc laggier, only a little.

Pulls very strong on boost all the way up to red line. He has had it for at least a few thousand km's with no issues.

I also want to get one for my R32, but SLIDE doesn't make any high flows anymore..

VG30 max over size high flow would be better for 260rwkw and above.

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Pauly33GTS-t Veteran

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But GCG do Ball Bearing not Journal... so itll spool like 100-200rpm faster or someshit like that.

If you ask GCG maybe theyll do a Journal Bearing for cheaper.

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Adz2332 Grand Master

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Yep same problem here.

Not I am also undecided on what to get.

Just a a HKS2530 or something similar to that, maybe even a HKSGTRS.

yer my problem is i dont know enough about turbos to make a good decision!

Evil34 Experienced

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If you are only looking to make 300 rwkw or less i would vote the GTRS or the GT28rs hands down.

Anything over this and you would be looking at something like the GT3071 or something similar.

From what i have read these are the two best turbo's for around the 300 rwkw mark without losing too much driveabiolity as an everyday car.

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