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Looking for about 550 -600hp , help?
Ok , i just got my skyline , and looking to upgrade , i am looking for about 550-600hp , stock engine , only powerfc . Can you guys give me basically a list of parts that i would need to achieve this, on a reasonable budget here , thanks.
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Add some 260 Tomei poncams and you've got your self a very quick car!
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what about a replacement fuel pump? or is the stock one sufficient to support about 550hp?
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yep a fuel pump upgrade would be a good idea mate as the old one will be a fair few years old
and yes the mafs are a must unless u are running a expensive ecu that can do away with them and you may want to put a clutch into that package
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I'd go with 800cc injectors personally - you want to see lots of headroom with injectors. Fuel rail is probably unnecessary but redoing the fuel lines is probably a good idea as the R32 pipes are a bit small. You'll feel it the closer to get to 550-600bhp - they won't flow enough fuel. Z32s or Nismo MAFs are required, the stock units will only measure up to 450-ish if I recall correctly. You'll need a twinplate clutch - if you run that power with the stock clutch, well, it won't last very long! 600bhp is a good number to be at - here's my car with 2860-5 and Tomei Poncams doing 0-100mph in 8 seconds: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lo_vtz-fS20
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Essential.
I would also recommend some attention to your suspension set up. Exactly how much is down to your budget, but the driving improvements attainable from this cannot be understated. With 500+ horse on UK roads, you will need it.
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Another intercooler would also help, the original would be at its max. I've got a brand new one, complete set of hardpipes, running to the turbos and from intercooler to the plenum. They're for sale if interested?.
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im looking to purchase these turbos , what you guys think ?
BNR32 N1 tubbies...
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