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Hi guys,

I'm currently swapping an r32 gts-t RB20DET (68000kms) into my '71 datsun 240z.

Mods: 600x400 i/c

3 inch zorst with dump pipe, hi-flowcat,

wolf 3d ver. 4

The car weighs 1100kgs

What turbo do you guys think would be ideal for my setup, it's going to be a daily driver but i want to get some power down to the ground.

I also dont want to spend lots of $$$ on it, as i've spent enough through this project as it is :D

Thanks for any reply guys.

Sean

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word seems to be a r33 turbo for a mild 20-30rwkw benefit and then down the track a high flow and you would be laughing, or could just high flow the stocky, then like new

other good option is a 2530 or gtrs depends on ur preference/$$ i guess

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A highflow 25 should be enough for a descent kick in the pants.

What do you have to modify to get the rb into the Z?

friend of mine has a 260Z that we were talking about droping an RB into. Probaly a RB25/30 though.

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ok has anyone actualy seen how a rb20 with a GTRS goes ? im looking at getting one.. but i've heard of people having them on rb25's but not 20's... are they really as good as i've heard? (meant to have low to mid range of 2530 and topend of 2540)

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A highflow 25 should be enough for a descent kick in the pants.

 

What do you have to modify to get the rb into the Z?

friend of mine has a 260Z that we were talking about droping an RB into. Probaly a RB25/30 though.

for the zed, use the rb mounts, shorten them so the engine doesnt hit the bonnet. The sump has to be modified, (im just going with a fabricated one) as it hits the crossmember.

other than that its a nice cosy fit :)

Ok, So going with an RB25 turbo? what about the vg30?

Thanks guys

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hmm highflow ball bearing rb20/25 turbo? 2530? GTRS? 2530Kai?

high flow rb25 i'm looking for.. Now i've just got to find one ridiculously cheap! :(

If I cant find one. gonna just for an rb25 turbo, preferably neo.

anyone??

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