RB25DETT Conversion - S14

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It will save u alot of time efford and money. for sure
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Post by Silvia S14 Puppy »

There are not many sx's with the RB25DET convesion's available for sale as far as I know and the current sx that I have a lot more custom mods done to the car already so buying another sx just for the conversion wouldn't be the best of ideas from side...
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IF u keep a std RB25DET and do a lot of work your self, u should be able to get away with R30K.
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Post by Silvia S14 Puppy »

I think keeping the RB25 standard would be the best way to go for now until I have funds for the mods that I would like but all at a later stage...

Baby steps... :lol:
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RB25SX wrote:IF u keep a std RB25DET and do a lot of work your self, u should be able to get away with R30K.
How standard? std turbo, std intake mani?
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neptune wrote:
RB25SX wrote:IF u keep a std RB25DET and do a lot of work your self, u should be able to get away with R30K.
How standard? std turbo, std intake mani?
Std turbo and intake. Only buy engine, gearbox, EMS, intercooler, exhaust, boost pipes. Make engine mountings, p.shaft, exhaust, boost pipes and map engine management system.
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