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last time i checked the local exchange rate on the "kw" was about $5 per 1kw, but on the stock exchange things move so quickly so dont quote me on that.

in all seriousness you cant just turn money into an exact kw figure. There are a whole host of different and expensive or cheap mods that can be done for power, ie an exhaust would probably gain more than 10kw or it could gain less it all depends on too many factors

Exhaust, Full from turbo back.... $1700 maybe 20 kw gain at wheels.

$85 per kilowatt.

Power FC plus tune, $1500, 25 kw at wheels

$60 per kilowatt.

My piece of string is this long ------------------------------

How long's yours?

who said id had to cost alot? just getting more air in helps, and just a basic tune up(as guerilla said) big turbos, engine rebuilds and the like are more in everyway, so i guess the more you want the more itll cost you. now im just stating the obvious.. :uhh:

Depends where you are in the upgrade path. You can't put a bleed vlave and filter on a car that already has one. If you've upped the boost, changed filter, full exhaust and engine management there's not much around to get your gain that's cheap.

The quickest and one of the cheapest ways to up the boost is a T peice bleed valve.

With stock cooler I would recommend 10psi.. with aftermarket front mount up to 12psi.

To run approx. 180rwkw I would suggest a pod filter, 3" turbo back exhaust, FMIC, bleed valve at 12psi. With that easily 180rwkw.

If you want to hit the 200rwkw then go the Apexi PFC.

Custom mild steel 3" Exhaust $1000 approx.

Pod filter $100 - $150

Bleed valve $100

FMIC bolt on kit $1200 (nengun - Greedy)

Apexi PFC $1500 approx (plus tune)

Hope thats of some use.

10kW out of stock R33...pretty cheap....10kW more out of a worked skyline already putting out bigger figures......quite expensive

as i read above some where, all depends on where your at with your tunning. Air pod & bleed valve will gain over 10kW on a stocker, not so easy at the higher end of the kW figures, maybe bigger turbo? maybe rebuilding or balancing the motor? Not cheap!

so i dont think it can really be judged in $$ terms

:)

jaycar boost controller and AFR adjuster with hand controller.. about $200 all up. Sydneykid installed these recently in his stock stagea and got 30% increase in power with only a small boost increase and better AF rations.

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