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R32 with an S14 sr20?? WHY?!?!? I personally think the RB20 goes better than the SR

Hahaha theres a few getting around these days.

Apparently SR is more repsonsive, plus more parts/kits available over the RB20.

Even though the RB20 motor is cheaper to buy, there is just tons more parts (2nd hand) available on the market for SR20 and the parts it self such as PFC, turbo kits etc are more common.

Thats why I think they use the SR over the RB20.

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abu man, you really love your R32's!

so many sexy 4dr's you've posted up :):P :P

Hahaha yeah man, there the best!

I love the drift R32 pictures because you don't see many of them drifting, unlike the S13s which are tons more popular in the drift scene.

Yeah need more 4 door HCR32 pictures, need to convince my brother to get one!

Few nice ones though, they look fair tuff done up right.

abu, where did u get those pics from mate

:domokun::thanks:

Hahaha long long hours searching the internet!

I've got nothing better to do at work anyways :)

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