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Deathwish

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Hi to everyone on this great forum. Im new to this forum but am a member on 3 large forums here in Britain. Skylineowners being the one i tend to use more.

Im currently running an R33 GTS-t thats putting out 549bhp with a whole host of goodies that can take it even higher, but its still on a standard engine so cant do much more without breaking it lol.

The main reason i've come over to this sight is to get as much info on the RB30 engines as im going to get an RB30 bottom end (preferrably forged) to get at least 50% more than i have now. Im probably going to be a right pain asking questions all over the place so i can get any issues sorted before i get it in order to make the conversion as easy and smooth as possible.

Thanks and much appreciation to all on this great forum.

Regards, Thwish

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Hope you're getting good info on ur RB30 Thwish.

From the implication of your NAME, if you DO break your engine, I'd like to see You Tube footage of your car taking a flying leap off a Dover cliff. It'd be a nice contrast against the whiteness hehe

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