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    Wheel Sizes & Offsets For Skylines

    in Suspension, braking and tyres

    Posted

    1 hour ago, niZmO_Man said:

    general rule of thumb:
    If you want stock-ish fitment,

    8 to 8.5 +35 front
    9. to 9.5 +38 rear
    These are Nismo sizes for RWD Nissans.

    From that baseline, you grab a tape measure an figure our where your new set of wheels will fit.

    @Adz2332 please specify what car you have, what body panels, and what modifications you will be running.

     

    GT-R owners like me have it easy, but RWD owners, have a bit more calculations to run.

     

    You can obviously run "GT-R" sizes, which would be 9"+30. But that heavily depends on your preference.

    This rant is completely ignoring any StanceNations specs/looks.

    Thanks mate.

    32 gtst. Stock panels but don't mind pulling them ever so slightly as it hasn't gone to paint yet. Stock arms etc with coils.

    I was hoping I could get any of the specs below to fit the front to 

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    E-throttle body on stock RB25 intake manifold

    in RB Series - R31, R32, R33, R34 (1986-2002)

    Posted

     

    On 20/12/2023 at 10:11 PM, outsidergarage said:

    Figured I would update this thread. apologies for the delay!

    https://outsidergarage.com/collections/dbw-adapters/products/nissan-rb25-oem-dbw-conversion-kit

     

    I have a plazamaman plenum, currently has a 85mm plazamaman throttle body on it.

    It'll be to big for what I'm after.

    With your kit is the dbw Bosch 68 or 74mm throttle body a straight bolt up to it?

    I think I measured the mouth of the plenum to be around 85mm to

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    DBW on stock crossover plenum rb25 neo

    in RB Series - R31, R32, R33, R34 (1986-2002)

    Posted

    On 21/11/2023 at 7:50 PM, outsidergarage said:

    Hello All,

    Came across this post on google and thought I'd share some of our product offerings incase anyone find this and is looking for a more plug 'n play solution. Yes, we are a US based company and we specialize in making modern tech upgrades to these older cars easy. We do also have a couple Aussie distributors incase shipping is an issue.

    We recently released our adapter for the OEM RB25 manifolds here: https://outsidergarage.com/products/nissan-rb25-oem-dbw-conversion-kit?_pos=3&_sid=fffd4893b&_ss=r . This is designed to keep things as short and clean as possible.

    We also offer MANY other bolt-on adapters for common aftermarket manifolds, plug & play harnesses, and IACV block-offs - no need to cut and weld anything. https://outsidergarage.com/collections/drive-by-wire/Drive-By-Wire-(DBW)

    Stay tuned to our site as we have a number of new DBW products hitting the website in the coming months.

    - Steve

     

     

    What ECU's are able to control these??

    The Fuel Pump Thread

    in Forced Induction Performance

    Posted

    Bumping a thread.....

    Im setting up my fuel set up for my track car.

    Will go Fuel cell, external fuel pump, surge tank, twin fuel pumps

    Its for a LS1 at around 375kws.

    I want the fuel pumps to be able to accept am8 fittings as thats what i run.

    any ideas?

    Thanks

    Radiators

    in Motorsport

    Posted

    35 minutes ago, bcozican said:

    https://shop.pwr.com.au/55mm-2-pass-crossflow-radiator-nissan-skyline-r32

     

    55mm Crossflow is what I got went from 42mm (i think) typical koyo

    koyo was fine but started to struggle on my setup as I pushed it harder - above cooler change has done the job well since no probs

    \https://www.sparesbox.com.au/part/pwr-radiator-55mm-suits-spal-16-fan-x-flow-fits-skyline-r33-gtr-gts-t-pwr5652sp

    same one! ill grab it thanks for the info!

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    Radiators

    in Motorsport

    Posted · Edited by Adz2332

    14 minutes ago, bcozican said:

    Koyo still decent do most jobs - $700

    Recently wen PWR crossflow circa $1100 found big difference in cooling

     

    big difference? at the moment sparesbox have 42mm or 52mm PWR for $850.

     

    WHich did you go?

     

    15 minutes ago, Dose Pipe Sutututu said:

    PWR if you're rich, superb coolers OR Koyo, just works.

    I would avoid that brand that's big in America and looks like rebranded eBay radiators with flashy marketing.

    who might that be?? 

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