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A bit hard to say with no peak power figure, but I have my money on a single turbo.

Perhaps a Trust T67 or HKS T04/GT3040....

Hmmm.... or could they be elusive AX53B60 turbos? ;):D

Huhuhuh :wassup: you're a bad :devfu: man vspecv! : :bonk:

I can't even tell whether the RH axis is boost or A/F ratio :headspin:

Oh, OK it's AF ratio then :fart:

And the RH Axis is torque, the bottom scale is 0, so it makes negative torque at any KPH lower than 94. That means it sucks power :looney:

I got it! I got it! :idea:

But I ain't telling, don't worry :Paranoid: your secret is safe with me:wavey:

I have been bribed, :alcoholic so I will give hints......

Hint #1, it makes power to 220 kph, that's ~8,000 rpm. ;)

Bugger chopped off the graph but it looks like it will go to 8,500rpm with not much drop off. :aroused:

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