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Guest Nismo_Freak

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Ive decided to just go the boring and easy route on the motor swap and just swap the SR20DET into the vehicle. Ill most likely end up with a Redtop or a Blacktop S13 motor or if Im lucky a S14 motor. Ill be looking to make around 250rwhp with the setup at 1 bar. I wish I could do the RB25DET swap but there is just too much involved and seems to be a total nightmare of a swap. Plus with the SR being popular over here there are alot of parts and support for the motor. Thanks for all those that helped me with my questions and I wish I could have done the swap but I guess one can always dream of a Ferrari but you can only afford the Fiat.

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In the end it could only be a good choice.

The SR in the US is popular, and tuning parts are more abundant than for the RB series.

RB would've really been a head turner there, but running costs would prove prohibative. Maybe it's time you thought about moving to Australia.... :mad:

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