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Cowboy1600 Grand Master

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Well for starters you don't need those manifolds. That's $1000 saved.

Haven't seen a decent result with these Tomei things.

I know you don't need them, but I'm trying to compare like for like.

You also don't need the rail, FPR, cams or head gasket. But put them altogether in a package and you can do it much cheaper than $10k.

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RB 30 Enthusiast

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Looking for some up to date info and impressions of these kits, especially the 8260 twin kit. Anybody installed and used these kits yet? A friend has just ordered a set for his mostly stock GTR and i'm a bit worried how they are going to go with lag etc.

Just had a set of M8260's installed, but on a mostly NOT stock 26/30, Made awesome power on BP98, and crazy power on drum E85,

will keep you posted as far as drive difference in regards to lag compared with my previous 28/60's. Hoping twins will always be safer than a big single.?.?.?

Piggaz Grand Master

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Just had a set of M8260's installed, but on a mostly NOT stock 26/30, Made awesome power on BP98, and crazy power on drum E85,

will keep you posted as far as drive difference in regards to lag compared with my previous 28/60's. Hoping twins will always be safer than a big single.?.?.?

got a graph?

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