Smart Mods For A R33

[fandango]

hi guys im new to the skyline world and wanted some advice..... im looking at buying an 1993 r33 skyline. it has 123,000 km, font mount intercooler, exhaust, blow off, turbo timer, boost controller. the guy has told me it is currently running stock on 6psi boost, smooth drive and in excellent conditon.

im more then happy with the looks but am unsure about the perfromance side of things

i wanted to know what u think this car is worth.......... and how many killowatts u think it would have.

im looking for about 220 k/ws and would like to know some safe mods that wont cost to much...

any advise would be great as i know sweet fu*k all the about the modification side of things.

thanks heaps guys

[Travis Trayhern]

lol currently 6psi so that means before it would have been 10-11psi anything wif a boost controller means they had hight intensions to run higher boost than stock thats for sure, and 220kw yeh nt a high bench mark easy to achive check out the dyno section for rb25det t will give u a fair idea what u will need.

[Adz2332]

yer not to hard to achieve this. i had roughly the same on my old GTST and made 200 kws easy. The only differance is i had a aftermarket computer, Power FC. Add one of these, get a tune. Done and Done

I also added a fuel pump just to keep things safe....

Edited June 27, 2008 by Adz2332

[fandango]

how much will all that cost? and is there anything else that you would advise for more power at a safe tune?

[petern]

for those mods you mentioned and the low boost, i would say 160-170kw.

boost is up to 11-12psi and you should see around 200kw, but no more then 14psi as your turbo will not last long

for your target of 220kw, you will need:

hi-flow turbo

fuel pump

ECU - PFC or remap

[fandango]

yeah i was looking at running it at about 10 psi.........

again... i have no idea how much all this stuff cost so a ruff price would be great..

thanks for all the replys guys

[R31Nismoid]

Please read the FI Guide

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Fo...ick-t66556.html

There are plenty of beginner/first mod type of threads that everyone should read.

The "what mods to do first" thread is a really great start.

Cheers