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hks have put a video up of their latest gt1000 kit (1000ps)

it was only a matter of time, as hks have been on a steady power climb since the original 570 kit

i do applaud them for the continual and extensive r&d, and im sure itll be reflective in the price of the kit....... which google wont find yet

check out the 4 additional injectors on the new plenum

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motorcycles have extra injectors behind the velocity stacks.....a good friend of mine makes tune box's for them and on a 600cc has seen huge gains in power from totally phasing out the front injectors at high rpm and cranking open the rear ones instead.....motorcycle manufactures have always been at the fore front of extracting huge amounts of power by innovative technology

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You can make PLENTY of power from an R35 GTR engine with 6 x 2000cc injectors and the right fuel system in the stock injector position. HKS are probably making up for the lack of the piggyback computer they use being able to control a decent sized injector. Additional injectors were cool back in the VL days.....

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