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Just purchased an R32 gts Shell... All it has is Windscreens, one door, and nothing else worth mentioning.

I was going to put an rb20 in it but the car has a mod plate for an rb25. So i'm thinking newer maybe better when i have endless choices ahead of me. Car will most likely be a track circuit car rather then drift and i'm looking to push major power. Suggestions?? I'm new to the import car thing, have had more involvement in Carby BB V8's.

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Rb25s have a heap more torque and get better power with less mods. By the time u mod the 20 to get the power a 25 can produce from stock components u will spend more and it wont be as smooth. 25 will easily produce 200rwkw+ on 10psi with stock turbo fmic zorst fuel pump and tune where a 20 will need atleast 17psi with fmic fuel pump zorst tune injectors and turbo. This is all approx but gives u good idea

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