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Hi guys,

I've tried the search and couldn't get anything sensible.

Does anyone have the compressor maps for the RB20 and RB25 standard turbos?

Need to check them out to see how they will suit applied to a toyota 2.5L engine. Strange I know, but one of the guys at work has bought the setup and we're trying to get some science into it.

Cheers,

Cam

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*shrugs* theres a search function :)

Think of all you will learn though, 2 years of 33 rb30 talk, just put aside a day to read it all and put relevant parts on a notepad. Or you could wait for The G man to finish his and go to malaysia and leave me to "look after it" :( ill take ya for a spin :rofl:

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