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Not too bad actually, a little bit laggy but thats what you would expect from a turbo that will potentially make 450kw+

I'm also using a link g4 which makes the car very nice to drive, especially on light throttle.

Will hopefully have a dyno graph to post in the next couple of months

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EFR 8375, s300SX, s366SX the S300 FMW also looking closely at some of the precision turbos, 6266 or 6466 I think, all up in the air ATM.

Ended up ordering the S366 with 0.91 divided rear end... need to wait a while to get the 1.00 A/R but should be able to do a back to back measuring exhaust manifold back pressure!

I was so close to getting a S300SX FMW but bailed at the last minute in favour of a 6262.

Mainly because of the lack of results for the FMW and Joey's not sounding like it has the best boost response.

Should have some results in the next week or two

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Ended up ordering the S366 with 0.91 divided rear end... need to wait a while to get the 1.00 A/R but should be able to do a back to back measuring exhaust manifold back pressure!

Did you get around to measuring this Mike ?

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