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Hello

I have a r32 gts-t

I want to start upgrading the car. I have HKS cams I am going to install later . I want to put a bigger fuel pump and injectors.

Question is, do I need to get a bigger turbo if I want to upgrade the fuel pump and injectors? Can I keep the stock turbo?

Is it a good idea to replace the manifold? I am going to put a split pipe before the cat and later buy a hi flow cat, will this be ok with a stock turbo?

Can I ungrade to a little bit bigger FMIC without changing to a bigger turbo?

I dont want to upgrade to a bigger turbo because expensive and dont want to lose response time. I want to have a car that is quick in traffic and fast on the highway.

Help

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again, the sticky mate.

this thread in particular is the 'beginner mod' style of thread with lots of info.

It contains links like this :cheers:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/fi...-co-t45218.html

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Su...te-t190267.html

And a few other really great informative threads.

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