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R32 Gtr With Forgies Or Stock R33 Gtr Engine

Jez13

By Jez13,
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Blitz Grand Master

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3k for 2.8 kit is impossible. The crank alone will cost more than that.... Then you have pistons, rods and the build. So unless someone is willing to take up the cost for the rest I think its just a dream.

No chance he's getting a stroker kit.

By the sounds of it, his genius mechanic wants to bore out a standard block to try and reach an 'effective' capacity of 2.8L

Abort.

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Blitz Grand Master

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Your crackin it arnt you mate, I cant stand people like you.

Any normal half brained guy would choose a 2.8 over a stock R33 engine. ESPECIALLY if your only going to nanna the car, if your not going to DRIVE it SELL IT! GTRs are ment to be driven hard, grow a pair and Dont bullshit on forums mate, seriously....Annoying

Great post, people should listen to you

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Yes this is the case. He never mentioned a crank. He just said pistons and rods but for a 2.8 litre. Unfortuneately for everyone on here supporting the forged option (i think its actually everyone that has posted thus far) I have gone for the Autotech Engine (apparently identical to the R33 GTR). I get to keep my nismo injectors, N1 turbos, external oil cooler and my power FC.

My reasons to support this decision is because I am not a person who cares for monster power and I would prefer my car to be as stock as possible for daily commuting **dodges rotten tomatoes thrown at me**.

3k for 2.8 kit is impossible. The crank alone will cost more than that.... Then you have pistons, rods and the build. So unless someone is willing to take up the cost for the rest I think its just a dream.
Your crackin it arnt you mate, I cant stand people like you.

Any normal half brained guy would choose a 2.8 over a stock R33 engine. ESPECIALLY if your only going to nanna the car, if your not going to DRIVE it SELL IT! GTRs are ment to be driven hard, grow a pair and Dont bullshit on forums mate, seriously....Annoying

:P

This is great. You simply can not get 2.8 reliably out of an RB block with the stock sized rods and crank stroke.

Please post up who it is so someone can at least advise him that RB's have water jackets :)

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RWD GTR DRIFTER Experienced

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3k for 2.8 kit is impossible. The crank alone will cost more than that.... Then you have pistons, rods and the build. So unless someone is willing to take up the cost for the rest I think its just a dream.

:( + 2 on the 3k rb2.8 DREAM BUILD

I WILL TAKE TWO !!! :) PM ME WITH SPECS

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