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This is just an expression of interest at the moment as all parts are still on car, I believe I have bent a rod so it's time to drop my big motor in and this set up will not suit

Garret -5s rear housing has been hpc coated (comes with hks14psi actuators)

Stainless manifolds hpc coated

Stainless dumps hpc coated

Nismo front pipe

Apexi super suction kit

Bosch Id 1000cc injectors

Apexi d jetro with hand controller tuned by Scott at insight motorsports 23psi

Greedy hard pipe kit (only 4 cooler pipes not the twin turbo pipe)

Turbos and injectors are 5-7000kms old so still very new

This set up ran 11.7 @ 119 mph very easily could go 11.3 if I had another run I would also recommend a set of cams to get full potential out of this setup

All parts coming of r32 gtr

If anyone is interested just shoot me a pm

Cheers David

  • 3 months later...

Alrite guys

Parts all off the car now and ready for sale I will post pictures up soon and possibly start a for sale thread

Also have a twin plate clutch for sale in very good condition

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