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hey sau,

just wondering,

obviously there would be people on here tha have done the rb20 stroker kits.... i would like to think that is..

just wondering what the price is.... and if it is worth the hassle.... over just rebuilding it and running over sized forggies to gain that .1 of a bore...to in theory make it a 2.1ltr

Cheers

Benji

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Well over bore isn't stroking. So i think your a bit confused.

You should only really go out as far as is required by the machining etc to get it decent.

stroking the RB20 involves using a different crank/rods etc - and there are PLENTY of threads covering that

Well over bore isn't stroking. So i think your a bit confused.

You should only really go out as far as is required by the machining etc to get it decent.

stroking the RB20 involves using a different crank/rods etc - and there are PLENTY of threads covering that

no i kno it isn't, but u get what im trying to say...

like is it worth all the fuss...

so ive been told you have to use a rb25 crank n rods.... n i think that makes a 2.2-2.3 and 26 crank n rods make 2.4 i think!!!

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