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i'm rebuilding my rb25det with gtr rods, arias pistons 20tho and want to know what the benifits of running a rb26 crank are? Should i stay with the 25 one? what happens to that if i keep it? do i put a collar for the oil pump?

engine is apart already,

can someone explain?

thanks simon

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If you have already bought your pistons you have to use the crank that suits them.

eg. if you bought rb25 pistons you can't use the rb26 crank because the piston will stick out the top of the block about 1mm.

The crank collar is a good idea but not essential.

If you are going to the expense of a new n1 oilpump then I'd definately do it.

no, you just purchase them to the size that your builder sets.

Have a chat with them, they will explain it.

Although i dont see the need to go 26 crank. As it stands you cant get any anywhere in the country anyway. So your gonna be using the RB25 crank + collar if you want you car back running this year :dry:

cool, i haven't yet brought the pistons.

if i put 26 pistons in will that make the bore too thin?

Both rb25 and rb26 have an 86mm bore std.

You will find an r32 rb26 crank if you want one bad enough but the asking price has doubled since nissan ran out of new r33 cranks.

By the time you fit a collar to it you might spend over $800 for an rb26 crank.

There are a lot of mods that will give you more power for your $800 than 70 extra ccs.

are you sure that they checked the order status in Japan?

and what did they quote you? :)

ps I'm getting you a price on those DBA5000 replacement rotors

They said that it was in stock and wanted $1100.

Thanks for the pricing too :)

EDIT: Sorry guys, just been informed that only 2 came in, and both are spoken for.

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