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If my knowledge serves me correctly, the RB25DET Neo has GTR rods and pistons, as well as solid lifters fitted from factory. Thus making it stronger than the more common R33 RB25, which in no way would be able to cope with this sort of power.

As far as what RB25 NEO are capable of, I don't know, but it would be safe to assume that it is more than the R33 RB25 of 270rwkw-300rwkw

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