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Hey all I've just got myself a ba mk2 xr6t ute .. Now I used to have the bf and it was making 454hp and was good fun so I'm looking to get my ute to around the same type of power

The ute is the 6 speed manual with the plazmaman hot and cold side cooler and the aluminum intake to the turbo so it has a nice little flutter lol its also got a (cat back) system on it 3.5 inch ... Everything else engine wise is completely stock ... Running a measly 5psi so as u can imagine its nothing too crazy to drive lol

My question is what I would have to do to get it to around 350 to 400 hp , I've looked through some threads and a lot of people are running 300kw or there abouts with stock valve springs .. Nothing more than an actuator and injectors and a tune ... Does anyone have any suggestions to what would be the best move for me to go in next ... How strong are these 6 speed manuals etc etc

Cheers guys ;)

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Yeah panda just had a sus and there's quite a few running 300 + with stock valve springs and 60lb injectors ... I thought it was a must to have fuel pumps and that wastegate flapper mod and actuator etc for the ba's

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Injectors and a high flow cat are a must. Fuel pump, actuator and valve springs you won't know whether you need them till the car goes on the dyno but it's a good idea to just chuck them on so you only need to tune once.

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I have injectors (60lb Siemens) and Bosch Motorsport external pump 909 (500hp). If your interested pm me. A lot cheaper than new. I won't be needing them anymore

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