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Drilling and tapping oil feeds and returns, water feeds etc

You do all that with a factory turbo car?

RB30E's have them already tapped and threaded.. with the exception of very early engines 80% of them are ready with oil feed/drain and water feed/return already done on the zorst side...

OP: do it. turbo it. i contacted Monsta on Ebay and they will have stainles manifolds back in stock in around a month for $300.

the r31skyline club forum is your friend

and the rb30 bottom end is amazing... ive seen many examples of un opened engines producing 300 rwkw+

ive seen a stock bottom end auto make 350rwkw before spliting a head gasket

RIPS make over 800 KW with a stock rb30 crank and treated stock rods...

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You want details pmme a phone number and I'll put you in contact with him

It's not a shit box we did the injectors in it the other night. It's not a bad thing but his got a sil80 and an r32 GTR and now doesn't need the r31.

There is no link it's a mate who has one and wants to sell it....

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