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I have a S1 R33

Setup atm

Stock RB25 Motor

Custom Plenum

T66

Top Mount Manifold

660cc Injectors

Microtech Ltx12

50mm Ext Waste Gate Venting Atmosphere

3" Exhaust

Was good till the weekend when I blew the motor, Looking to build 30/25 now and wanted to know some shops

in QLD and between Brisbane and Goldy who could give me some advice. I have been looking on the Spool website

at there parts.

How will the T66 go with the 3L Has anyone used this before? It was not coming onto till 5 on the stock 25.

I want to full forge the motor so I wont have to do it again anytime also looking between 500-600hp.

Any help anyone could give would be great. I'm going to keep reading and researching for a month or so

before I go and build it.The car is a street car but only driving on weekends, so I'm after some big cams and fuel

does not bother me.

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Where are they I have not heard of them before. Also anyone got idea what cams I should run? Thinking Tomei Poncams.

So far I have made list of parts.

SPOOL FORGED CONRODS

CP FORGED PISTONS

COMETIC MLS HEADGASKET

ACL RACE SERIES MAIN BEARINGS

ACL RACE SERIES BIG END BEARINGS

SPOOL RB CAM GEARS

Tomei Poncams

Oil Pump *not sure what type*

Water Pump *Not sure what type*

Also Head Rebuilt

If you have any advice or better ideas please feel free to let me know =)

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