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just had a look at a stagea mota 2 day, sumps look completly different, stagea sump has 12mms ? is it just a mater of re drilling the r33 sump to suit ? or have to mod the stagea sump to suit rwd ..

stagea motors have the bolt patterns for both sumps so a 2wd sump will bolt on

has someone measured them to be different?

AFAIK its only a theory - but one I agree with. stagea always seem to be 20% down on power compared to equiavlent gtst even when run in 2wd. Might put up my hard earned and get my old stagea cams measured.

AFAIK its only a theory - but one I agree with. stagea always seem to be 20% down on power compared to equiavlent gtst even when run in 2wd. Might put up my hard earned and get my old stagea cams measured.

I have my series 2 stagea cams sitting in the shed somewhere too. There was definitely an improvement going to 260 deg type B poncams but the jump was consistent with any other neo engine so (without measuring them and actually being sure) I think they are the same as an R34.

I might add that I was firmly in the camp that thought the cams were different based on the issues we had making power and probably was one of the people that started the whisper campaign.

The engine behaved like a few other neo's out there that are possessed by demons.

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