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Thanx fellas! Just this r32 i bought has had afew little probs with it but not the motor thankfully. I had another r32 with a series 1 r33 25 in it. The neo is the better motor it goes better on less boost and is lots smoother! Only thing is it only really starts pulling bout 4 thousand revs then it pulls really well lots of wheel spin! he he he mad fun! :)

Thanx everyone! Nice cars you all have too! That r31 is a mad sleeper! I had one with a 25 in it too pretty damn wild to drive :D he he he thats if ya can keep the diffs up to it! I broke a few! Smashed a silhouette one to pieces,the auto one held up the best! :)

oh oh!!! lifters!! i had a chat to my mate/mechanic... told him my car is a bit noisy up around 2000rpm+ (any gear) - he said sounded fine, sounds like the lifters....

"very quick ticking noise" - i think i know what you mean... i like to think of it as a WRX grumble (nice sounding boxer note) but sped up and higher pitch - but yeah, quick ticking noise..

so this is normal for a NEO RB25 then??? - if so, the NGK iridiums were probably a bit of a waste of money then :wave:

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