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hay guys, i have recently spoken to a few people and from what i have heard, its possible to put the head from an R34 on to the RB30 motor, is this true!!!!!!!! i was also told that u need to change the dizzy, spark plugs, the head gasket and the leads, if this is true is this all that need to be done. i was told that it will give me higher compression, better fuel econmy, more torque, and more power when i need it.

so is this true, please leave your thoughts as i am very interested in what people have to say about it and if anyone has done this please let me know if they had any trouble in doing this. cheers guys :sorcerer:

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yeah ya can but alot more is inloved need a bigger timing chain injectors computer it the double over head cam conversion you could even put a 25 head onit out of a 33 prob alot cheaper then the neo head i think www.r31skylineclub.com have an article or a how to do article on the conversion its pricey if you cant do it yourself but its a good conversion my mate was gonna do one, heaps of people use the rb30 block in 32's and 33's and 34's just look into it heaps of info out there on it, if your going a neo head may aswell get a gtr head.

Paul

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