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Well i enjoyed my r33 for 2 whole days before it overheated due to a bad water pump so the head gasket is shot no big stress as i have already purchased the tomei headgasket and ARP head studs. my mechanic says it could have gotten the rings as well so i think i am going to go ahead and pull them as well. my question is i am going to purchase a set of GTR rods from DRUZILLA on the forum to go with my weisco pistons but i was looking at the specs and it seems the rb26 rods are 2mm longer than the rb25. will this matter? this must be how the rb26 is a 2.6 becouse the bore is the same just 2mm longer rods. any help or advice is appreciated. thanks

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Rods and crank you will need.

Thats an expensive overheat, whats the rebuild going to cost?

around 1000.00 USD for it. its not that bad i guess becouse i was going to do it anyhow it just moved up my time table a little i guess. so if i use the GTR rods i haft to use the GTR cranks as well?????

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