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hey all ive been looking for quite some time now about putting a turbo onto the rb2de engine. (its my partners car and she wont stop nagging me to do it gah!)

so i just want to confirm a few things and see if this is ok.

shes not wanting to get massive gains or anything basicly... she just wants her car to go... pshh.. the end...

i no i no but im not paying for the parts etc guys!!

so shes got parts wise a RB25DE Series 2, series 2 turbo, manifold, intercooler +piping, down pipe.

shes only going to be running the BARE MINIMUM boost, my questions are. the engines got the stock rb25 injectors and fuel pump and ecu in it... with only running like 5 - 7psi (i think thats around the stock actuator?) can we get away with still using the stock fuel pump, injectors and ecu or can we just get a DET fuel pump and leave the injectors and ecu as standard.

thanks for any help guys... ANY would be good, the sooner and cheaper this can be done the sooner she gets off my back so i can work on my car, which im sure many of you have had this issue with partners haha :P

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