If you want to reduce lag, get a smaller turbo.

1. Fuel pump
2. Tuning method/logger to control injectors and tune
3. AFPR (if using a big pump)
4. FMIC
5. ....

I could probably keep going. Or you could browse through our member list of people who have 35r turbos and see what mods they're running.

turboguy_16g said:

Im trying to figure out what supporting mode I need to run a gt35r and how to keep away from ridiculous turbo lag. So far I have a six bolt with forged internals, hks 272 cams, 1000cc injectors.

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Cams and injectors are the only thing done besides the internals? If so like posted above you got alot of work to do. Anyways, goodluck sir

Mschooley said:

Cams and injectors are the only thing done besides the internals? If so like posted above you got alot of work to do. Anyways, goodluck sir

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Would you be able to list somethings to help me out?

If you want us to spoon feed you a mod list for a quick spooling 35r setup, then I don't know if you should have a 35r setup. It's fairly common now for people to run these turbos, and shouldn't take much research on what you'd need.

You can get some basic upgrade ideas from here.
Tech Guide: 2G 4G63t Upgrades - DSMtuners

GT35r, Turbonetics manifold, Tial "Race" 38mm, Tial bov, JMF SMIM CFR modified, N/T Trottle body, SBR race-core Fmic, Halmanevo pro Boost controller, Custom 3'' exhaust Afpr, 8an fuel line, Fic 1150cc, walbro 255 intank, walbro 255 inline rewired, Motor mounts

Engine Management:
safcII, gm maft, custom CFR chip or dsmlink

Engine Internals:
JE pistons, Eagle rods, 272's, 3g lifters, MLS, Manley S&R, ARP main and head studs, B/S removal

Drivetrain Modifications:
ACT2900, ACT 6 puck sprung, Fidanza flywheel

This guy ran an 11.6 @ 120mph.

In addition to the parts listed above, I read it as you need info as to help turbo lag so I would suggest making sure there are absolutly no leaks in the manifold/header, mounting the turbo closer to the block of the motor if able to (the heat in the header helps to spin the turbo: more heat=faster spool), a turbo blanket (same reason) and a manual/electric boost controller will help keep the wastegate from "creeping" which dramatically increases the speed the turbo spools. good luck.