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Hi Guys,

How are we? JUst got some stupid questions as i don't know much about these skylines as I am new user but want to learn so can you please share your experiences with me............... I just Bought Some stuff for my R33 Skyline GTS-T 1994............ List is as below:-

1. Apexi Power FC

2. Apexi Electronic Boost Controller

3. Apexi Pod Filter Kit

4. Tachometer

5. Defi Guages (Boost and Oil Pressure) --> (just looking for Defi Control Unit-II, if anyone got for sale)

Already GoT Mods on my Car

1. Front Mount Intercooler

2. Catback Exhaust

3. Blitz BOV

4. When i bought this car it was AUTO Transmission but I changed it to MANUAL NOW.......

I put my car on Dyno and as it is its Giving 165 kwrw (i don't know how much boost its running on now)........... Can anybody suggest that after these mods how much my car will make at Rear Wheels and How much i can boost stock turbo with these mods (safest)........ I am happy if my car gives me 250 + rwkw after these mods but i doubt......... thats y i am here......... so if you guys can tell me what other mods i will need to get what i want out of my baby..........i don't want to change my stock turbo to big turbo as it will cost heaps and i am not that rich.... and a family guy as well ......... so i have to look after my family as well as my baby skyline.............. AND PLEASE CAN YOU ALSO SUGGEST ANY PLACE IN VICTORIA WHERE I CAN TAKE MY CAR TO PUT ALL THE ABOVE MENTIONED STUFF AND TUNE IT PROPERLY..... I BEEN TO CHASERS MOTORSPORT IN MELBOURNE BUT THEY ARE VERY EXPENSIVE AND QUOTED ME $1500 FOR INSTALLATION AND TUNE-UP.................. ANY HELP WILL BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED.... THANKS FOR TIME TO READ THIS IN ADVANCE :worship:

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Having said that, you won't crack 200rwkw with the stock turbo.

Also I don't know about the quality of work that workshop will do, but that seems about right for the quote they gave you. Having said that, you will gain NOTHING from a tune without injectors, fuel system, and bigger turbo. Otherwise you can simply increase the boost to a max of 11psi on the standard turbo and make roughly 190rwkw

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What he said^

If you want to go beyond 200rwkw-ish, you will need to upgrade the fuel system and turbo. High flow turbos aren't that expensive.

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