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The price premium for a NEO over a standard RB25DET is not worth it at all.

If you want unique + power., try a 2JZ in your R32 :laugh:

Lot of mucking around to make that fit, turbo sits on the wrong side to start with, and you dont want a stinking toyota motor in a nissan lol!

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Well guys i have tracked down a RB25DET Neo + 5 speed and have decided to rebuild it with new forged pistons and rings. the bill is going to be a bit bigger then first estimate but i figure do it right the first time. i have also added biger injectors and fuel rail so no lean piston melting.

Also looking for stock manual turbo Silvia, R32 or 180 for about 3k or AE86 for cheeper. no comliance, rego/roadworthy needed. want for Drift car project with mate? any one knows of anything or has something let me know. i would prefer a R32 or AE86 cause i have worked on my own and a friend has an AE86.

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