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its still on a very safe tune

i told my tuner to keep on going untill it starts running into problems like pinging but we both changed our minds because of the standard bottom end

so its still on a very safe tune normally i would keep on going for more power untill it starts running into problems and then back of to a safe zone but i was happy with 360kw so we left it at that

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Edited by STR8E180

dude, why is the intake temp less then the ambient temp ! I assume the tuner left the temp probe on the dyno.

Your reading will be lower then others.

Also explains why you made less low down hp in this tune then your original tune on page 1 :blink:

Edited by Butters

Thanks for that.

Full-Race have been using divided T4 1.06 ex a/r on their GT35 setups. See below link of this setup on a Subaru EJ25 (2.5 litre). Granted there not the same engines as a RB - but they both have similar capacity.

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/engine-power-p...out-5-24-a.html

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