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Cmon Guys! Help a brother out! :D

I wanna get this thing on the dyno!

All i want to do is to drive up and down the street a couple of times, this should determine if my CAS is faulty. Only issue is i cant drive my GTR in its current state so i'dd need to borrow it for an hour or two (depending where you live).

Beer can be arranged!

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I don't think there is any difference between the RB25 and RB26 CAS, the only differences I am aware of is that the R32 and R33 use the Alloy type, until maybe late R33 when they started testing the Neo Gear, and then the Plastic CAS that is on the Neo engines.

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