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I recently had my motor go (rb26) and was wondering for reliable streetable performance what figures etc i should be looking for, and what kind of parts i will need to fit to get max reliablity and decent usable power.

I have like everyon seen the mines r34gtr and the way it revs, is this possible to make that type of revviness with mild mods.

I am after

good reliability

good streetable feel

max 600hp for now 400hp

motor that can handle snail upgrades later on but just drive as standard for now.

the car is a r32 gtr and as far as i am aware i am running the stock 05U block with pretty much everything standard.

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