I still stay with above stated.BoredDSM wrote:I'm in the middle of planning my build for my rb25 but I do not have a large amount of knowledge in good components for the head. As of right now the plan is to try and make 500whp on pump gas with as much torque as i can squeeze out of a rb25 stroker. I am planning to use the tomei stroker kit for 2.85l i think it is. What head components do u suggest as in valves, springs, and cams etc...? Should I go rb26 head? Who should I go to for porting etc? Also does anyone cryo treat rb heads? thanks for the feed back.
what the hell are you going to buy for your suspension that will cost you 12k?BoredDSM wrote:I like the stroker kit because I would like more bottom end torque. I plan to be doing a very very nice built motor and not skimping on anything so it doesn't really matter how much it will cost me. Maybe I gotta save longer but thats it. Regardless theres 12k into just the suspension already planned. I'm not sure how much I can push out of a stroker but thats what the topic is here for.
Just curious but do you realize that a built RB25 with only 450hp will lose traction in 3rd gear on 265 Kumho MXs? Is that enough torque for you?BoredDSM wrote:Just curious but do you guys realize that a stroker kit is for torque? Because of the larger displacement I can achieve a better torque to horsepower ratio which is what I'm looking to do. Later on down the road I will turn it into a full drag car. An rb26 is 3k while a rb25 is 2k. Rb25 with 1k invested in it will outperform a stock rb26.
the rb26 take the same amount of work as the rb25 would. with your big budget stupid for not go straight to the 26 or the 2jz to begin with.. your views on the 25 vs 26 is a bit off.BoredDSM wrote:rb26 is a bit more work than I'm looking for to get into an s13 and also the price of it greatly differ. I like the stroker because it gives more torque instead of hp. Suspension wise I just planned on coil overs, big brake kits, lightened wheels, suspension arm kit, and its actually not 12k. It's 12k if I include the s13.5 conversion kit and most likely paint. Thanks for the explanation on cryo treating the motors didn't know that. Was wondering what else do I need such as cams etc. What should I replace?
I agree. I would saythe 25 block is stronger than the stock 26 block. I got that from comparing the two side by side. And we made some pretty good numbers(500 to 600rwhp) on the rb25 for years without breaking them.Sil240 wrote:As far as the RB25 + 1K > RB26 stock.I'm not sure if I can cosign that statement.
they are basically the same block. a built bottom end will pretty much turn out identical minus the head. your testing is done on the 25 and visual comparisons? the block isnt what fails anyway. difference is the stock 26 head is superior, and the 25 supposedly has weaker rods/pistons but everyone changes those.Fearsome_tea wrote:
I agree. I would saythe 25 block is stronger than the stock 26 block. I got that from comparing the two side by side. And we made some pretty good numbers(500 to 600rwhp) on the rb25 for years without breaking them.
very true. the bare block itself are pretty much the same, just the components.gawdzilla wrote:they are basically the same block. a built bottom end will pretty much turn out identical minus the head. your testing is done on the 25 and visual comparisons? the block isnt what fails anyway. difference is the stock 26 head is superior, and the 25 supposedly has weaker rods/pistons but everyone changes those.
name a "weakness" that the 26 block has that the 25 does not share....
crank collar is not an issue until you get into the higher rpms, where the crank begins flexing... simple solution if you are 300 to 500 hp goals... don't mess near redline for too long and you won't mess up your engine.Fearsome_tea wrote:Your right the head is really what sets the two apart. The 26 being solid and a better design as compared to the rb25 Hyd. And yes, it was a visual comparisons. The 25 block had 2 more "ribs" or "webbing" that the 26 did not have. And of coarse the 26 is know for it's crank collar. As so far the 25 having weaker internals.......maybe that is still a matter of opinion.
The above is the reason for the inability to see reason or listen to it. Just give up on trying to explain it to him......BoredDSM wrote:Hi just here to say hello as i just joined the forums. I'm very interested in nissans more specifically the 240sx. I am 16 but previously worked on Dsms but it blew the motor a few years back so i figured since I get my license soon might as well get a 240sx and swap it for an sr20. Anyways anyone know any info on a 2000 transam ws 6? My friend some how just pushed the caliper piston out of the caliper and hes not sure what to do and im not sure what to do, any advice?