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Rb26 Turbo Upgrade, All Dyno Results
mr_rbman replied to SLY33's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
Forged RB26 (Sleeved block, 87mm Pistons, rods, rod bolts, head studs, N1 oil pump with billet gears, Tomei sump baffle, Tomei metal head gasket etc...) -7 turbos rebuilt with larger billet wheels Nistune ECU (Latest update - Flex Fuel, Boost control etc) Standard Exhaust manifolds and intake piping (Port-matched to suit bigger wheeled turbos) 1250cc Injectors 460LP/h fuel pump Nismo AFM's Standard Air-box with CAI and K&N panel filter Splitfire Coil packs Kelford L182a cams Greddy cam gears Plazmaman 76mm intercooler 391rwkws @ 24psi (how it's driven) E85 417rwkws @ 26psi (airbox just cracked open) E85 335rwkws @ 20psi (how it's driven) 98RON -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Well I think I can say I pretty much achieved what I set out to more than 2 years back... I've got myself a NisTune cable so will try and get some logging done on my next R&R to show the rather impressive response achieved (as they dyno graphs obviously don't show it) given I was set on staying low mount twins. I know I could've achieved so much more with a modern single but I do honestly feel far less disappointed than I had expected to... Finally got round to fitting the correct boot badges as well... -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Just got word from the tuner it is currently making 323rwkws @16-17psi... on 98RON Fuel pump appears to possibly be an issue (Walbro 460) getting very warm... Looking into it further now... -
that's a ticking time bomb if you still have the stock turbos.............
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The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
got an email back from Bilstein Australia themselves who actually appear to have bought Quadrant suspensions (in Victoria) so may have a solution, they are calling me back tomorrow. -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
finding someone who will rebuild them is the only thing stopping that from happening... here in oz it appears everything these days is throw away and replace (boy i sound old saying that) ? -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
I don't mind the idea of the 'street essentials' in stealth black... -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
yup, exactly what I was thinking whilst perusing their site this morning ?? -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
This was what I was going to do... But the guy who I use for tuning and bits & bobs I can't do here in Adelaide said they'd had issues with MCA recently when there was warranty issues, has kinda put me off ? I had just been reading up about 'The street Essentials' (shows how long it's been since i looked at suspension) they just used to do 'blue', 'red, and 'gold' haha... -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
So a little bit actually happened on this R&R trip home, not all good but not all bad... I put her on club rego which significantly reduces the cost of registration and insurance here in SA (win, win)... After a few minor but frustrating teething issues with injector plugs not actually being standard and dramas bleeding the ATTESSA she was finally turned over (boy had i missed that RB sound)... She was then put on the dyno for a few hours to run her in and do some basic tuning on 98RON. Very happy with the results on pump fuel, just running wastegate pressure (12-13psi) ended up with 279rwkws from memory, video shows the run before at 275rwkws... Initial feelings from these turbos is impressive, the response is very transient and feels better than what i recall my -7's did... Whilst out and about putting a few kilometers on her i was thinking to myself she was feeling a little stiff, just put it down to me being a couple years older than when i last drove her but once i got out for the first time i noticed one side was sitting far lower than the other at the rear, after hopping underneath it appeared as though one shock had compressed and not rebounded, so I got her home and pulled the rears out and sure enough this was the case as seen in the below photo ? So now I weigh up whether to rebuild the rears as i did the fronts (really like the feeling the bilsteins give) or I look into some coilovers... The cars driveable so not a huge urgency... I dropped her off last night before flying back out to site this morning so fingers crossed the 98 tune will be completed along with the E85 over the next 2 weeks... Very excited to see what some E85 in her guts will do IMG_0707.MOV -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
cheers mate, the patience has worn thin a few times but I think it's all been worth it -
2:16 and 240km/h at 'The bend' is impressive, hopefully see you out there one day
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My 1975 C110 Skyline Restoration
mr_rbman replied to adznight's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
I think that's the answer i was expecting I for one certainly think it will be worth it in the end, do it once, do it right ? -
My 1975 C110 Skyline Restoration
mr_rbman replied to adznight's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Is this one of those projects where you knew what you were getting into from the start or has it just snowballed the more you delved?!? -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
ye fingers crossed I'll be driving her once back in adelaide in 2 weeks -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
ye i'm convinced now it's all come together thankfully... got a bit of a mix in the engine bay of gunmetal grey, black and wrinkle black... will have to see how it all looks once fully complete... -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Starting to finally gain a little traction over the past week or two... -
Rb26 oversized itb's... has anyone actually done it?
mr_rbman replied to LaurelPWR's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
love what you're doing and being different, massive props. Love all the mods and the way you are/am/have been going about them... Just one question, money doesn't seem to be a massive issue so i'm curious why with all the quality of parts you've used in most areas you haven't gone with a nice modern say B/W EFR turbo etc that would almost certainly achieve your desired 'under the curve' results!?!? The HTA definitely has it's positives but in this day and age isn't exactly a modern piece of kit?!? Edit: some more reading about the HTA turbo's, they seem to be a good thing that I possibly haven't heard too much about being more an Evo turbo upgrade etc... Keen to see your results... -
MLR's 86 not a build thread thread
mr_rbman replied to The Bogan's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
NSW and 'P' platers legally being able to drive the ADM version hey The amount of messages I've gotten about mine from kids in NSW is bordering on ridiculous ? -
The ever evolving R32 GTR build
mr_rbman replied to mr_rbman's topic in Members Cars, Project Overhauls & Restorations
Slow progress but progress nevertheless... -
Welcome. Great choice of car. Welcome to never having any spare money I have some N1 / -7 turbos for sale if interested.
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Single turbo upgrade - sizing options for a mild 2.6
mr_rbman replied to shodan's topic in Engines & Forced Induction
I went ATI, far less horror stories than with the Ross equivalent...