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Tuned Performance Dyno Day - 22/03


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Cadmoon, what mods do you have?

The RB20det in my Silvia has 210hp at the wheels with stock turbo and injectors, only mod is a intercooler and exhaust.

Also it has leaking intercooler piping which is not helping the fact.

The RB20 is generally underrated , in a light car like an S13 it will leave most SR20s for dead.

I have since changed the Turbo to a GT2860rs I have a Niztune ECU, 660 cc injectors and a Z32 AFM ready to go in, should make around the 300HP atw, not too bad for a car weighing under 1.3 tonne.

Hey guys, just to let you know I tune Nistune ecu's. I'm currently talking to Matt at Nistune about becoming the brisbane dealer.

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All I have power wise on mine is 3" turbo back exhaust, front mount, turbosmart boost tee running about 9-10 psi, yellow jacket coils and a pod filter in a home made air box with cold air intake.

Yeah I've heard a few people say the RB20 is a good motor to put in Silvias.

Yeah they are good in Silvias. They fit well and aren't too much heavier then the SR, but the best bit is it doesn't sound like a tractor. And you can have everyone's hand-me-downs as performance mods.

Hey guys, just to let you know I tune Nistune ecu's. I'm currently talking to Matt at Nistune about becoming the brisbane dealer.

Good to hear Deren, could you please PM me your prices for dyno tuning as I will be looking at getting my car tuned in the next few months.

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Just had Deren tune the S15 and it went from 223 on the dyno day and now has 257hp and it comes on boost so much earlier, totally different car to drive, would reccomend it to anyone thinking of getting work done

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