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Hi All,

I just got the bad news today after a compression test that i basically have to rebuild my engine. The thing is i have never been hard on her and i thought these engines were tough. Lucky i have an uncle that works for nissan and is familiar with my engine. So its not going to cost me an absolute fortune.

Does anyone know where i can get a forged internals package???

Im not going for the top of the range internals cause they are insane amounts of money that i just dont have.

Thanks ...........................lismo

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Thanks.......yeah i think the jap sites are the best to get that stuff from i just looked at the one i get stuff through. i can get hks cams, hks cam gears, nizmo 740 injectors and split fire coils for $1260.00 its unbelievable if you were to pay for that stuff here you'd be up for nearly $3000

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Tommo.......do you know of any more japanese sites that have an office in australia?

Yep,

http://www.nengun.com/

They are the two primary ones used by people over here, and I haven't heard bad stories from customers (apart from some parcels occasionally getting slugged by customs with duty and GST, but it's still cheaper that purchasing over here :D)

Cheers,

Tommo.

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Liz

I've rebuilt my track car RB25 twice now but the last one got:

Arias forged $1300

GTR rods $300

Machining $1200 which included full balance, lightened flywheel, o ringed block (so you can use the standard head gasket for good power easily > 300rwkw), machine clean and straighten crank, prep clean block for build and size rods.

ACL Race bearings $140

plus all the gaskets etc.

I do my builds myself so save on about 25 hours of labour. Doesn't help though when my new R34 GTR turbos blow wrecking the engine :(

Be cautious of the bore size as it may already have been rebuilt but Rocket industries http://www.rocketindustries.com.au/ ship the Arias overnight, so check 'em then order.

I'll be back home in Brisvegas later in the year so hope to see the finished product.

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GTR geoff,

Thats sounds good to me and in my price range too..... Thanks for your help.

I think i will do exactly that. The only thing is i will still have the standard turbo as the money i was going to use to buy a new one is now going to be used to rebuild the engine. So thats gonna suck having the engine power but not be able to use it!!!

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Yeah it's a bummer when you have to hold off. Do it right though and protect with a power FC and proper tuning before lifting the boost. You can still wreck forged internals with overexuberant boost and not enough fuel. I see you already have a FMIC so that's good.

:rofl:

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