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HI to all i been reading a lot of good info on this form so thought i would join. I'm starting to plan a full RB26 build. I'm building a custom car all my own design ,chassis, body, interior. and im using a full R33 GTR powertrain. Im very close to being done with the chassis and having a full roller with every thing mounted ,motor, tranny, rear diff, suspension, exc. Ill be starting a few threads on the build plus the motor build and what you all think of my plans for the motor an would like to hear your input. Im wanting 650 to 700 HP and 9000RPMs ill be using a twin puck clutch LSD front and rear Diff's and a ETS-Pro controller for the center diff.. Im well on my way with this build like i said the chassis is almost done say 90% done and i all ready have the full GTR powertrain swap. and all the suspension that im using on my chassis

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welcome.

sounds like a very interesting and ambitious undertaking.

would love to see you do a build thread.

theres plenty of info out there.

search button works well, just use a few key words and scan through the results.

post pics when you can.

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HI to all i been reading a lot of good info on this form so thought i would join. I'm starting to plan a full RB26 build. I'm building a custom car all my own design ,chassis, body, interior. and im using a full R33 GTR powertrain. Im very close to being done with the chassis and having a full roller with every thing mounted ,motor, tranny, rear diff, suspension, exc. Ill be starting a few threads on the build plus the motor build and what you all think of my plans for the motor an would like to hear your input. Im wanting 650 to 700 HP and 9000RPMs ill be using a twin puck clutch LSD front and rear Diff's and a ETS-Pro controller for the center diff.. Im well on my way with this build like i said the chassis is almost done say 90% done and i all ready have the full GTR powertrain swap. and all the suspension that im using on my chassis

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