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    Option Magazine R35 Catback Exhaust Test +22ps

    http://jdm-insider.com/Blogs/Eric/?p=540

    +22ps on a catback only! Nice...
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    Hey nice one Eric.

    So I thought original Dynapack numbers were 475hp earlier (from Mine's), so 32hp jump or 7% gains with exhaust and some boost?

    Umm whats with all the Dynapack readings anyway? Japan has always been known for flaky hp readings though, their 500ps sure doesn't feel like 500hp!

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    What a nice looking system!!! And nice gains from such a simple add on...

    I can hardly wait to see what they do with the turbo's, with the manifold/exh housing being one solid piece. Maybe compressor housing swaps???? Who's going to be first to do a big single system? Is it possible??
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    Dynapacks are great dynos. They just read high is all. The GT-R looks promising. I think big power is in it's future with just bolt ons and good tuning.

    I don't think a single would be possible as there is virually no room in the engine bay. Besides it would be a complete waste of time since twins are better (yes, even on an RB26).
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    That setup looks like the Mines Exhaust.
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    Quote Originally Posted by XSDAILO View Post
    . Besides it would be a complete waste of time since twins are better (yes, even on an RB26).
    Amen brother, I don't know how many arguments I have had with people asking ... so when are you going single.

    Ummm never :drive:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Z-Tuned View Post
    Amen brother, I don't know how many arguments I have had with people asking ... so when are you going single.

    Ummm never :drive:
    ahh yess. IMO response>max HP

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    Want a drag car? Build a Supra or a Chevy and leave GTRs alone :-)

    Tyndago will kill me if he reads this BTW!

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    I've spent millions of hours developing twin turbo RBs. To be fair, I haven't spent the same amount of hours on single turbo RBs. I've decided to go single on my personal BNR32 for the hell of it so I can see if if I can match the bottom end of twin setup, but I highly doubt it. Our (XS) twin setups have a wicked wide power band and I don't think there's a chance in hell I can get a single to match the power band.
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    What's with the 1.05 TCF, just to inflate the numbers and make them look good?

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