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Here's a heads-up to any SAU'ers chasing an elusive R34 GTR RB26DETT.I have it on very good authority that this engine has less than 15,000 genuine kilometres on it (in RB speak-it's only just broken in...). Those in the know will already recognise the R34 spec' engine as a superior RB series to what I have in my car and any of the R32 GTR's. If you're not up to speed, the 34 RB26DETT had different lift and duration on the factory "bumpsticks"- which is one of the reasons why 34's have more Kw and torque straight out of the box over other GTR engines. You can't retro fit these cams to earlier engines; the head had a totally different casting to make the camshafts fit. Plus the 34 block has the same strengthening "webbing" that the fabled N1 blocks have: much better strength once you start to lean on these engines. This particular engine is a long motor: no turbos or plenum. Everything else is there. It’s a good mate's engine, and he's not asking the world for it (believe me, if I had the funds available, you lot wouldn't be reading this now!). Whilst the engine is easily viewable, I don't need a million wannabe engine tuners wasting his time; if you're SERIOUSLY considering the best of the RB26's, drop me a PM and I'll put you onto him. The offer is there: those wise enough to know what this thing is, better get scooting!!

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If you're not up to speed, the 34 RB26DETT had different lift and duration on the factory "bumpsticks"- which is one of the reasons why 34's have more Kw and torque straight out of the box over other GTR engines.

No. They are the same but with different lobe centers.

http://www.tomei-p.co.jp/_2003web-catalogu...haft-specs.html

The enter key makes posts soooo much easier to read. :D

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No. They are the same but with different lobe centers.

Cubes' date=' that just doesn't make sense.

How can they be the same if they have different lobe centers ?[/quote']

You said the lift and duration are different, but they are the same. The lobe centres are the only thing that have changed. This could be replicated with adjustable cam gears if you were keen.

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Read the rules next time please

1. Items for sale MUST include a price

2. No posting of items that do not belong to you. Tell your friend to join if he wishes to sell his engine here

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