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I have been reading and waiting, waiting, I was hoping for some info by now as I am about to commit to having the RB30 block and Nitto 3.2Lt stroker for my R34GTR and there is not a lot of info to be found.

I am after response ,was very laggy, now with a smaller turbo and poncams it is 345awkw, tuned for response and I was wondering what the 3.2 stroker will add , I would hope a shat load more torque.

Anyone out there that has or knows someone that has the 3.2Lt stroker kit on a R34GTR, maybe some dyno figures, I am after torque but it would give me an idea from 2.6L to 3.2L R34GTR before I spend a lot of $s.

I have tried to find the answers and this is as close as I got, so do not answer if you are going to say do your homework, I was not very good at school

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Well either way he puts these engines together at his house, he still relies on his friends in the industry as he doesnt have the machines to do the jobs a workshop can, so they take time but also gets the work done at a very good price and still very proffesional

did you finish or sell it??

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