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all RB boxes bolt up to every RB motor (including the RB30)

Ohh sweet.

Have you seen the picture of my ecu? i think the rb20 has been already been tuned to run non turbo

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mate swapping an engine is piss easy, just unplug everything unbolt all bolts, then repeat in reverse when installing. the hardest part is lineing up the engine mounts

go fist yourself, i want to drive a non turbo r32, f**k me right? i dont care ive been looking for a factory gts for a while now and most of them are either auto or are really expensive. They are rare...more and more r32's are off the street nowadays. The car drives fine, it just runs rich.

Removing the turbo does not make the car legal.

It is still build plated as a turbo model and therefore the illegality still stands. So you need to waste money on engineers etc to change it.

as for everything else in this thread - use the search. It has all been covered many times (including removing a turbo and thinking you are magically legal, which, you are not).

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