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1 hour ago, WantGTR said:

good luck with that lol

i have heard these rumors but what is the actual evidence that it is superior?

Haha never know, I'll be doing a few special things to it that not many have done in Aus.

I picked one up for $300 from melb (23u block) and every cylinder wall was thicker than most RB26 blocks (05u, 24u) that Herman has seen and also hardness as well. He showed me a few blocks that he had there and the difference in thickness, hardness etc

Certainly beats paying $6k for a 24u.

On 10/16/2018 at 8:41 AM, GRKGTR said:

I'm testing the first one (for RB26) so watch this space.

We are almost finished just waiting on tunnel boring etc.

is the integrated main cap version made from Steel or are they all Aluminium?

Edited by burn4005
7 hours ago, burn4005 said:

is the integrated main cap version made from Steel or are they all Aluminium?

I believe there will be a billet steel one coming out as well, although best to ask PRP to get an accurate answer.

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