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which would be the easiest way to go about getting the RB25/30 setup as im looking at starting the build very soon for my little s13(currently running a nice lil rb20(55nat's test race car :kick: ))

im wondering would it be easier to buy a rb25det front cut or engine package or do i only need a rb25de cause i do plan on building quite a bullet proof engine(dyno whore/strip car)

total aim of the engine is to have reasonably good drivability on low boost n be a bit of a pig to drive on high boost

Wazz

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Wazz,

I'd think that with the RB30 bottom end you'll have a lot more tourqe than the usual RB20 meaning you'r going to have big traction problems. - It's a very good idea just in you'r s13 it will be too much. :D

But before that get you'r other mods done (front mount, boost etc) - Are you going to sell the RB20 ?

Talk to you later tonight. - If you'r coming out ?

:cheeers:

Jun

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