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Spurdo Experienced

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RB25 into R32 transplants are for those that would sleep with their girlfriend's easy friend!

i beg to differ. i like to think of it as trading in your useless bitch of a girlfriend for her hot sister who puts out better :)

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bubba, so much love for the rb30...

but then yours is running n shit right?!?

Not quite but that's for financial reasons, god damn GFC :D was running perfectly fine when I pulled it apart :whistling:

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i went the rb22 for different reasons.... one largely being i had a heap of rb20 goodies already and i couldnt be bothered selling them off and buying rb25 stuff ie: ecu etc for the conversion and a had a time limit

also as I thought for what I do Id rather a brand new engine than a 100k old rb25

I wouldnt say its the cheapest option but im happy with the outcome overall and does its job very very well... is responsive enough, takes a hiding, makes the power and still revs its nuts off

all I will say re: Lewis is.. mine breathes like a mofo as its built loose so if its for road use ask it to be built tighter

each to their own, depends on what you want outta it and why etc

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