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hey guys

i own an rb25det cefiro i got the conversion done myself n am thinking of selling or building the engine up?? at the moment if i was to sell id prob break even with my money so im stuck between two good things, i got an rb25 gearbox and 1200lb clutch so that will handle some more power but not sure what turbo?? i dont want to go as far as interals n that tho.. so just wanna know what would be good paths to take in the lines of new turbo+manifolds n that i dont want something laggy just reliable and responsve cause use guys got heaps of know on the rb's

i already have fuel pump n front mount exhaust the usual

if i choose to sell il prob buy an s14 and build that

any help and opinions would be great !

thanks

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i been thinkin of trying one of those KKR turbo's or something iv been talkin to people who run them on there rb20 n say there great just a lil lag but on the rb25 would run perfect, id get a re-map of course or some kinda managment but would injectors be a must?

i been thinkin of trying one of those KKR turbo's or something iv been talkin to people who run them on there rb20 n say there great just a lil lag but on the rb25 would run perfect, id get a re-map of course or some kinda managment but would injectors be a must?

What sort of power

you looking at

gcg hi-flow or similar. injectors/ecu etc etc and your away.

~260rwkw for around 5.5k if you already have I/C, fuel pump and all the basic things sorta already.

Otherwise its gonna cost more obviously

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