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would the rb26 bolt up to the GT-4 standard 5 speed? how good are these boxes from factory??

thanks

Yep, direct bolt in. The are the same box out of the r32 and r33 gtr, but run the push config clutch. Should be quite tough (as tough as a gtr box is :thumbsup:)

What? Jason told me your car was still in the workshop... sucks that you got defected, though I'm hardly surprised...the car doesn't exactly fade into the traffic with that kind of presence!

Let me know if/when you get it back on the roads and I shall bring my stocko down and have a chat sometime.

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Jason Nottle, used to be at Minisport, now at ETSA with me, he's building a weapon of a 1600, lime green + SR20.

Had a look over your car at the Extreme Horsepower Show, once again I was tempted to go for a JDM street racer styling lol.

Arr yeh, know him from school.

I'll update this with pics soon but the engine is here as of a couple of weeks ago. Have basically stripped the intake side down, replacing all heater hoses and gaskets. Will be putting the stock engine in just to get it engineered with it in and building a 30 on the side.

Well the 26 Is here and slowly getting worked on by me. Found out it has a nismo clutch and flywheel which wasnt in the description on the yahoo page :happy:

Have taken all the plenum off and heater hoses, which will be getting replaced with Black silicon hoses :). Theres a small crack in the plenum i need to get welded up to.

I manage to purchase a whole heap of stock parts of a member on here, just so i can get it legal with the engine in while getting the 30 built in the mean time.

Parts include

-Stock Radiator

-R34 GTR vspec 2 Turbo's + dumps

- Vspec 2 ECU

- Intercooler

- Injectors

- Piping

Now that the engine is here i have realised just how many small parts i need which will all add up

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Havent really found out how hard it is to make it legal yet but will be making sure it is.

Brakes have already been doing to 34 GTR items so im hoping thats it.

i saw you have a carbon boot lip, just a quick one where did you get it and do they make the roof lip spoiler too? iv looked on origin's website but nothing for a r34, any help would be great

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