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iv got some quotes for my r33 gtst s2.

the aim of the car is a high 11sec on street legal tyres.

i got 3 quotes of 3 different places all the quote were similar but all used different turbos. which are.

t61 bb inovative turbo 650hp

t4 garrett 650hp (bush baring)

gt30 bb 600hp

what are your thoughts on these turbos

1 guy said to use the standard manifold and modify it

what are your thoughts on the std. manifold

on high boost it willbe making around 270-290kw on about 20 pounds

also what are your thoughts on ecus. caus all used diff. ecus

microtech ltx12

autronic

apexi p. fc

any help would be good

thanks

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on my 96 s2 GTST:

im running a LTX12 ecu (the lastest one not the first LTX12)

T04 on custom manifold

im told for 300rwkws with this setup i will only need bout 20 psi which isnt much boost

my car hasnt been started yet or dyno'd but with this setup, my new cams and the rb30 im hoping to make bout 350rwkws or somewhere it that region

should produce a high 11sec 1/4 pass on 300rwkws or so

the reason i went this turbo as it only cost me $900 brand new and costs $300 to replace the bearings if they ever fcuk up :D

but the other 2 turbos would suit fine, but cost more and are more expensive to fix ($1000)

just my 2c

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