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  1. As I said "let me know what you've got."
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  4. The rb30 rod would have to be the longest because of the 38mm taller deck. If you want to build a cheap short stroke motor with more capacity why not use the rb25 block, pistons and head with the rb20 crank and rods?
  5. I need these bits asap.
  6. Not really what I had in mind.
  7. If it isn't stock you should have one.
  8. Which sensor are you using?
  9. From somewhere around brisbane would be best but I will freight.
  10. More like $2250 for a motor and $1000 for the box. I want a box so if someone really wants a motor PM me and we can negotiate what it's worth.
  11. Can anyone recommend an affordable a/f ratio meter that would be suitable for road tuning?
  12. There is no need to go under the car or wheel arch at all. The easiest way to run cables in the R32 is down the drivers side from inside the engine bay. There is a triangular shaped grommet in the inner guard behind the shocktower beside the brake booster. When you remove the triangular grommet you will see a large round grommet in the firewall directly behind it. From inside the car this grommet is located high above the accelerater pedal. Remove the driver's kickpanel for better access. Poke a screwdriver through the round grommet, from inside the car, into the engine bay far enough so that you can use electrical tape to tie the cable to the tip of the screwdriver. If the cable is thick a bit of rubber grease will help to ease the screwdriver and cable back through the grommet. Feed enough cable through to reach the amp and run the cable under the edge of the carpet where the sill meets the floorpan.
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  15. From that article I doubt Jetspeed have a mould for the modified skirts. Vertex and BN make skirts and rear bars for the R32 4door of which there are a few copies available. Kudos in the FS forum had one for sale.
  16. R32 GTSt type M rotors are 280mm x 30mm thick R32 GTR rotors are 296mmx32mm thick R32 GTR rims look similar but aren't the same as type M as they are wider and forged alloy where the type M are cast alloy. The steering wheels are similar too but the GTR has a different horn button.
  17. Is the gearbox/flywheel/clutch etc still available?
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