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Can Anyone Identify This 26?

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Went hunting today an found two RB26. Yes, not one ...... Two!!! :D Trust me thats verrry scarce where i"m from.

Anyway one is totally stock R33 black top and the other is a silver top no writing on the cover also R33 (thats what they said anyway)

The main difference i saw however is on the black cover, the turbos (compressor) had " GARRETT M24 .42 a/r "

On the silver cover the turbos had "GARRETT M24 .53 a/r " The silver one doesnt look it was painted and it has a sump conversion to RWD

Any one knows what this engine is?

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so i guess its a 33 engine with 34 turbos

But y is the engine silver? It looks like it is the original colour.

Could it be a 34 engine? Nismo/ vspec etc?

R34 GTR Motors were a candy red colour, or the Nur edition was a gold colour. You should definitely be able to tell if it was either of these. As for silver, i have never seen an RB26 to come out standard in that colour? Can you get a photo?

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they covers have been painted, or stripped of paint and polished up. none of them came silver from the factory. you are right, it's most likely 33 or 32 engine with 34 turbos.

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