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Kym, I guess you don't know how expensive an RB26 engine is, plus the cost to fit it etc, I'll put that down to the fact you know nothing about cars:p

I'm more than happy with mine, and I'm hoping for a 12 with the stock turbo:D

Good on Sean for doing it, I'd love an RB26 in mine if anyone is offering to do it for free:D

Originally posted by GTS-t VSPEC

Kym, I guess you don't know how expensive an RB26 engine is, plus the cost to fit it etc...

Bah humbug, I'm betting it's still less than your what your plans involve, ie... Wolf3d, plenum, ebc, FMIC that's about $5k right ?

plus your plans of forgies, and other stuff ? correct me if i'm wrong here... ?

Yeah, and I'd still have to do the same things with an RB26, so what's your point. You still need aftermarket computer, pistons, turbo's etc to make big power, I can do all that with the RB25.

I just wish I had 4WD to help put the power down.

pics the next pics will me standing next to my newly crumpled line at this rate.

just took resistictor out and have 1 bar boost happening holy sh*t

it steps out everytime you roll it on. no wonder gtr's are 4wd.lol

Gfather PM me your e mail ill forward u some.

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