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Hey all just thought id throw a few questions out for the people with the knowledge on turbos

I currently have a R33 series 2 with a stock Rb25det and i am looking to upgrade from the nasty stock turbo :yucky: to a TD06 20 or 25g made by an overseas company which is a identically built turbo to the genuine Greddy TD06. The replica name i think is koniguwa or around those lines but regardless let get down to business.

What supporting mods will be needed to run a bigger turbo? i am looking to make around 350 to 400hp eventually and as far as i know i need bigger injectors and fuel pump what else is necessary to ensure the correct setup etc is reached without damaging any internals?

Excuse me if i have missed out info that may be important or it sounds noob at all im no good with the turbo side of things on skylines

Your help would be appreciated cheers! :domokun:

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