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Iv blown the bottom end in my r32 GTR and don't no witch way to go about it, I'm sorta on a tight budget due to jus buying a house, if I should go with a rb30/26 bottom end or just buy a new motor iv had the car for a while but jus sits in the garage 2nd drive I went for 8months after buying the car bang bottom end gone. :(

Havnt had a chance to dyno it or nothing.

Following mods are

Intank walbro 500hp fuel pump

850cc injectors pretty sure

Full 3/half inch exhaust wid aftermarket dumps

-5 turbos

Any one know ruffley what power it would push wid a stock motor and the following mods including a ecu plus a good tune.

& if I was to go rb30 bottom end forged, what adjustments ect I would have to do.

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If your tight, stay 26 bottom end.

Its not exactly simple to fit a 30 in a r32 shell, block sits higher and bonnet closing issues where the turbo badge is on the pipe.

By the time you factor in the adapter plate, welding the rear sump bolt holes, redrilling them, new pickup pipe, some small mods to the block like your knock sensors bolt holes and clearancing for the adapter plate, piping or joiners to reach a bit higher and the fact that its not legal, stay with the 26.

If you spun a bearing, just get another crank with the long nose, some rods and pistons and your done, or just get a second hand working engine from a 33/34 (long nose crank drive) and just keep driving, your old engine being sold should cover the engine swap costs if your paying someone to do it for you.

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