to have a charger and a high rev limiter without a cooler is not a good idea
street commodores had there vp commo drag car that ran high 12's with a no-intercooled turbo'd 3.8 v6, and as it got to high rpms, the inlet charge temp got sooo high that it was leaning out too much and losing power (and this is with a full replacement ecu that was dumping mass fuel at high rpms)
to enable a rb to rev to 10k rpm, u would need to shit loads of work.
you would need a rb26 block for the internal strengthening that its got, lightweight pistons, lightweight conrods, tightest clearances ever (to help it rev as it wont wiggle around much, and to retain combustion pressure), lightweight crankshaft, heavily ported and polished head, light cams, and everything would need to be balanced to an inch of its life, ATI harmonic balancer, no aircon (cant sacrifice power steering ), and it goes on
its far too much work for a conventional street engine and too xpensive to warrant it.
ohh, and the reason that the AE86 in initial D can rev to 11k rpm is because its a 4 cyl. 4cyls and all variants (ie v8's) have a 90 degree firing sequence and are harmonically stable allowing it to rev high without shaking itself apart, unlike v6, I6's and v12's, that have a 33.3 degree firing sequence which is not harmonically stable and the higher revs it gets to, the higher the chance of it shaking itself apart