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    Quote Originally Posted by MeanGreen
    Non-N1 bottom end RB26 cant handle more than 550 and be reliable. RB20 bottom end cant handle more than 380 and be reliable. Rb25 is just a POS..I have yet to see one run for a solid year of what I put my old RB20 through.

    Was it you who raced Ch@dbee with the RB26 powered 240sx and lost??
    No, wasn't me. And considering the the 26 is actually 320 to 350hp stock depending on year and a 240 is lighter, Chad obviously out drove him or he had issues. Im putting down close to you with no problems and I drive the shit out of it....

    I cant speak for RB20's but I have seen more than a few RB26's putting down over 550 "reliably". And a 26 will DAMN SURE handle more power than a 6G72. What good is 600 whp if you cant use it?

    it puts down 320 stock, I turned the boost up to 14psi from 7psi. I put about 5k into it and I have 600~650 awhp
    Thats funny, I have less than that in my build and put down similar numbers. And I even spent a little extra on a few parts just for extra reliability. And have 4000 rpm of full boost to play with.

    Since when has a CUSTOM oil pan cost 120? maybe a stock pan...but not a custom pan which is what I am refering too
    Let me drop a little knowledge on you. A RB25 pan will bolt right up to a 26. If you really have been working on RB26's for 5 years, you should have known that. So why would you use a custom pan if its not needed?

    As for the others, its not needed.

    RB26 is a great motor, dont get me wrong, but in a 240sx it is TOO MUCH without AWD...my AWD would destroy your RB26 car on a track, I have raced RB's they are nose heavy and have oversteer like a mofo...you are either going to burn up your breaks or burn up your tires and your suspension is going to get a hell of a workout as long as you dont speed shift the transmission and blow a syncro.
    Sounds like you have only dealt with s13's. Not a big issue in S14's, and nothing a little suspension work can't handle on either..

    As far as a 4000lb. car destroying mine on the track, my 2880 lb. car with 13 in. brakes, tein flex suspension, and similar power thinks that is funny.

    But IMO a less powerful SR would be a better choice if road course is your thing.

    You are wrong again. You can use a stock driveshaft on RB20. You can use stock intercooler piping on all of them. You NEED mounts or a crossmember. Down pipes for all of them.
    I have more experience with 26's. On a 26 YOU CANNOT use stock intercooler piping without atleast modifying the hot and cold pipes. You CAN use an R33 cross-member to mount the 26 (would come with the clip), which as I said is a stock nissan part. Downpipes are a given. So, no I am not wrong, and I have a car that can prove it.

    Not to me it isnt
    Dude, you brought up the wiring, not me. Wiring has to be done on any swap, so there was no point in even pointing out.

    Think what you want, I have been working on RB's for almost 5 years now. I worked on more RB cars than you have ever seen...worked on more Sr cars than you have ever seen. I DO NOT like RB's in 240sx I dont mind RB20's in 240sx because its not too much for the chassis although it does weigh alot and makes it nose heavy. Now...RB26 in a Skyline is fun because you have AWD..
    Im glad you can assume that you know more about RB's than me, but you obviously have only dealt with 20's and 25's. Personally I wouldn't waste my time swapping one of those, only 26's. Don't mind 20's in a 240??? They are just as heavy as a 25! As far as not liking RB's in 240's, you are entitled to your opinion, but I find that funny coming from someone with a 4000lb. mitsubishi. There's a reason why there's not many around modified. Enjoy it while it lasts.

    You are giving out a lot of misinformation. Im not going to continue to argue with someone that doesn't even know what he's talking about.

    I challenge you to prove anything I have said as false.

    To the OP, check out freshalloy.com or skylinesdownunder.com, they have a lot more info.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RB26powered
    No, wasn't me. And considering the the 26 is actually 320 to 350hp stock depending on year and a 240 is lighter, Chad obviously out drove him or he had issues. Im putting down close to you with no problems and I drive the shit out of it....

    I cant speak for RB20's but I have seen more than a few RB26's putting down over 550 "reliably". And a 26 will DAMN SURE handle more power than a 6G72. What good is 600 whp if you cant use it?

    6g72 can handle 700hp with no issues but 600 reliably. Go speed shift your RB25 Tranny..lol..Getrag OWNS you bitch.

    Thats funny, I have less than that in my build and put down similar numbers. And I even spent a little extra on a few parts just for extra reliability. And have 4000 rpm of full boost to play with.

    My 3000GT is stock. 320 is stock. I have 0$ in my build...LOL..fucking dumbass.


    Let me drop a little knowledge on you. A RB25 pan will bolt right up to a 26. If you really have been working on RB26's for 5 years, you should have known that. So why would you use a custom pan if its not needed?

    Hmm..I already know that you twat. I am talking about a custom Aluminum/Stainless Oil pan. Go ahead..build your "drag" rb26...when you starve the engine of oil I will laugh. You need a custom oil pan with baffles for your front sump RB26. Oh and the stock RB25 oil pan has to be notched fucking dumbass or else the oil return will not clear, that would make it not bolt on. Also just so you know, go ahead and leave out the head return lines for the oil...so when your engine oil pools in the head I will laugh at you as well.

    As for the others, its not needed.



    Sounds like you have only dealt with s13's. Not a big issue in S14's, and nothing a little suspension work can't handle on either..

    Yes I have primarily delt with S13 RB's but s14 RB26's. I know my shit man and would spin circles around you.


    As far as a 4000lb. car destroying mine on the track, my 2880 lb. car with 13 in. brakes, tein flex suspension, and similar power thinks that is funny.

    WOW...you have some money in your car...WOW...LOL..AWD will OWN you on a close circuit track. I hate to inform you but you will be having issues with oversteer while I have torque steer that is keeping me in the corner, thus...helping me get out of the corner ALOT faster. You have 300zx brakes and they are not 13"s. Your caliper will explode if they are the aluminum ones and you over brake the car. Please go weigh your car, 2880 is more like 3200. You probably dont even know how to properly adjust your suspension to make it work in your benefit.

    But IMO a less powerful SR would be a better choice if road course is your thing.

    I hate SR's, I like RB20/30. thats it. I got my 3000GT because after I put in 5g's I have 600+ at the wheels. No no labor included, I do my own work.



    I have more experience with 26's. On a 26 YOU CANNOT use stock intercooler piping without atleast modifying the hot and cold pipes. You CAN use an R33 cross-member to mount the 26 (would come with the clip), which as I said is a stock nissan part. Downpipes are a given. So, no I am not wrong, and I have a car that can prove it.

    want a cookie, you have the car..WOW..I already know what you can and cant use. with a mount kit you CAN use stock intercooler piping so STFU.



    Dude, you brought up the wiring, not me. Wiring has to be done on any swap, so there was no point in even pointing out.



    Im glad you can assume that you know more about RB's than me, but you obviously have only dealt with 20's and 25's. Personally I wouldn't waste my time swapping one of those, only 26's. Don't mind 20's in a 240??? They are just as heavy as a 25! As far as not liking RB's in 240's, you are entitled to your opinion, but I find that funny coming from someone with a 4000lb. mitsubishi. There's a reason why there's not many around modified. Enjoy it while it lasts.

    You are giving out a lot of misinformation. Im not going to continue to argue with someone that doesn't even know what he's talking about.

    I challenge you to prove anything I have said as false.

    To the OP, check out freshalloy.com or skylinesdownunder.com, they have a lot more info.

    I have been on Skylinesdownunder for quite some time, so LOL@YOU. I have every FSM and shit...I have a shed full of RB parts...Nissans SUCK anyway..I got away from Nissans because it cost way too much to make them decently fast without burning off tires. Power does not matter if you cant keep it on the ground.


    Quote Originally Posted by RB26powered
    I just looked at your profile. So you're trying to tell me you've been working on RB's since you were 16??

    See you dont know me. Call BS if you like.

    Sorry dude, Ima have to call BS on this. You've had to much misinformation for you to be telling the truth.

    Let me guess, you had an RB20 or helped a friend with a 25, and now you

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    think you know it all about RB's?
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