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  1. Ok fellas and gals I'm selling my whole fuel system out of my R32 GTR as I'm upgrading to a bigger set up. It is the WHOLE kit!

    It contains-

    Billet fuel rail 11mm

    Sard Fuel reg

    2L surge tank

    X2 Genuine Bosch 044s

    X2 Earls -8 inline filters

    X2 non return valves

    Twin -8 supply lines ( twin fed rail)

    Single -6 return line.

    Nearly all fittings are Speedflow, only hose clamps in the system are the on the 2 on the fuel tank return & outlet.

    As with everything I have sold on here lately it has done 7000kms.

    There is over $1200.00 worth of gear here. Will NOT seperate!

    $700.00

    Any more questions or photos contact me on 0412 552 826

    Cheers Simon

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  2. I'm curious to know what the car will be used for though it sounds like a top endy drag app .

    Always with long period cams the dynamic CR drops because the trapping efficiency is poor at low engine speeds , valves open too early and close too late to get much effective compression happening .

    Raising the static CR means what air the valves seal in is compressed more so you get higher compression pressure .

    Also your call but big cams make for lots of reversion (inlet air going in and partially back out of the inlet valves at lower engine speeds) and having a throttle plate per inlet port helps here .

    If I was contemplating a high horsepower RB26 and not using twin turbos or ITBs it may have been worthwhile researching turbo Neo heads with the RB26s valve train . Reasons being you get smaller chambers for less heat absorption area and you can have higher compression ratios without raised piston crowns which screw up breathing to a degree . Also the basic but useful variable inlet cam ability is not a bad thing either . IMO the value in a GTR head is it's valve train and manifolds , beyond that its just another RB TC head that started out in 1989 .

    From memory GMS had the CR around 9.6 but that changed when CAMS tried to rein in the GTRs power wise , I think they had less boost with a higher CR to minimise the power loss .

    The previous build was 2860-5s and poncams and was hella fun on the street but going for a mainly drag setup this time round with the odd street cruise. Like I said earlier I'm not too keen on wasting the thousands already spent on the current setup. Thanks for the tip though! Maybe do this when I eventually convert my RB30et powered VL to twin cam.

    Cheers Simon.

  3. Both me and Paul (piggaz) have already been thru this very recently

    Sh&ts just never ending!! lol. Well they are in there now so I will give them a go. If I have to change them so be it and if not BONUS!! Cant believe I havent heard of this before now. I know of 3 cars running tomei top ends with no dramas whatsoever which is why I went that way. What is not going to give me headaches? lol

  4. The jap springs are designed for a head with factory height valve seats, once you cut the seats it's moves them up in the head, which moves the valve up and the retainer with it and that lowers the spring tension at rest which is what causes float.

    Also put some boost over the top of the valve and the problem becomes even worse

    Just like you have said it comes down to if the seat pressures have been checked and are within specs which any decent head machinist would do. Not just slap it together and hope for the best. Do you know of any brands that do shelf items higher than the CP 9.0:1. I cant find anything.

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