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Hey everyone,

I want to build a descent motor for my 31, at the moment im on my green P's and i want to be able keep it on the road legally and to drift it on a dry track with out embarasing myself.

So i need to know if its worth building an N/A motor ,building a turbo'd motor or just getting an earlier model stock turbo'd Rb motor?

Keep in mind I'm looking for the cheapest way to make power!

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lots of info on the r31skyline club about turbocharging the rb30e engine from using basic vlt ecu/injectors/manifold/turbo thru to cam changes, ecu upgrades etc etc many guys are making 400+ reliable rwhp from original, internaly standard rb30e motors with cam and valve spring upgrades. my ti has original 300,000ks and 350rwhp and been turbo'd for around 7yrs

jon.

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If u wanna do dry skids in a 31 and well go turbo. Depending on budget all the available rb turbo motors will do the trick. Like jon says id just turbo the 3 litre. Im running a bone standard rb30 bottom end in my 26/30 d r. Running 22 pound and loving it.

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Change the cam, get an a/mkt ECU, set of quality headers and a bigger exhaust and you will be looking at upwards to 140Kw at the fly and 100% P Plate legal.

And have a great base to work with another day.

There is a lot of good things to come from high compression turbo applications. Post P territory, just source everything from a VL turbo and you're away.

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  • 3 weeks later...

If you have plans on keeping it for when you get your full licence I'd throw some forged pistons and put a rb25de head on that means when you get your full licence easy as to turbo it. I've done it twice now, awesome power and really easy to do

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