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so i just bought 33gtst,

mods are as follows

3" turbo back,600x400x100 front mount,pod filter,splitfire coils,walbro 255l/hr pump,hks evc2 boost control,

im looking at buying a haltech e11v2,some 550cc injectors,hiflowing the turbo and looking for about 225-250rwkw...im worried bout lag and any other probs that might show up tho so if any one can give me some tech pointers it wuld be good,please no redirects to tutorials or stickies,im a mechanic im just looking for a couple of extra opinions,and am i gonna need more then that for the desired power??

any help much appreciated

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It's all on here, for such a common upgrade path - just search! I'd try to get a Power FC if you can, less fuss for closer to stock 'niceness' eg coldstart etc. You could probably figure out your options from all the 'what do upgrade next' threads on the first 3 plages of this section alone.

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if u get the stock turbo highflowed it shouldnt get too much turbo lag at all. Maybe if was abit bigger then would start to lag. But the turbo size is fine for the engine so shudnt be too much lag. The smaller the less lag

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id start looking at coilovers or heavy duty clutch. but if its purely power your after, id be going power fc as well

my main problem with the power fc is the lack of upgrades in the last god knows how long and the little "technical oversight" in the lack of knock correction,is it just the price that turns people off haltech or is there more to it??

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Everything you have listed is fine for your goal. Like said above, if the clutch is stock then thats the only thing that will need to be upgraded.

With 220-250kw, you wont need to worry about lag at all, very similar response to factory with a highflow or T28 series turbo.

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