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At this point you ordered the wrong turbos if you want a constant 650whp. They are pretty much maxed out not too much after the 600whp mark. Also your fuel
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At this point you ordered the wrong turbos if you want a constant 650whp. They are pretty much maxed out not too much after the 600whp mark. Also your fuel system is maxed out at around 600whp. I would just be happy with 560whp and stg2 and go on with life. Daily driven at those power levels I would say new pistons and rods. A short block is not needed to get there, though I would recommend it for daily driven z's.
The cheaper option is to get a boost controller and daily drive the car at a lower PSI levels and boost up to 12psi with a push of a button when you want 560+ hp. This will save you from needing a built block for a long time. You paid for the stock internals, might as well get some use out of them. Here is a G37 with stage 2 turbos, 3" down pipes with external WG's and 3" exhaust. Check out the link below. He is making 611whp on 100 oct fuel. GT Motorsports: GTM Stage 2 TT G37 Coupe, GTM 3" Cat-Back, GTM Flash, 611RWHP/474RWTQ
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I agree with JB, get a good boost controller and run a lower amount of boost daily and when you want more then turn the knob up.
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400-500 has been solid bolt on power on an HR motor so I'm sure that 450-550 should be cake on a VHR motor. That's along with the supporting mods.
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