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ay rhys didnt know u got a rine!

GM is poo

I think iv decided I might go the 25 route, I mean my car has a bit of gear on it and any 33 that I buy for 10K is going to be ex east and stock and probably screwed.. so I might save up some money, buy a halfcut and do a full rebuild on the motor before it goes in the car.

he said he wanted something with more power then the rb20 and was looking at the rb25, and said he doesnt have enough money for a gtr so what makes everyone think he could spend thousands on all these crazy engine conversion ideas lol?

Funny thing is I like it how everyone says every man and his dog has a R33 But I hate to say it R32's are f@rken everywhere now. So I wouldnt say that any more.

but yer throw RB25 in, I think thats what the R32's needed all along, GTR proves that :wave:

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