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Hi guys,

Recently I've been thinking, if I buy a Nissan Skyline R34 25GT 2-door coupe in Melbourne, and wanted to upgrade the engine to RB26DETT, I'm sure it's POSSIBLE but I just need some connections and someone who knows how to do it and can actually do it. Money isn't a problem. How should I start? Does anybody know who I should go to and where? Details would be wonderful, please. Thank you.

Cheers,
Rio

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Yep. You end up missing out on all the goodies the stock GTR has. Best to buy a GTR straight up or I'd start with a GTt as a base car. Apparenlty there isn't much difference performance wise between an RB25DET NEO and and RB26DETT.

...but if you pick up an RB26 you will need a different oil sump and trans. There is a thread somewhee on these forums where someon has done it.

But too much work and cost IMHO.

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