Hookup Alert: RB26 Tomei Pon Cams (type B)...

[julio]

I just bought a set for $702 new, thats about $80 cheaper than anywhere else online. Call Daniel at Z1 motorsports if your interested.

[Yellow4g63]

I hope that was 702 shipped. RHDJapan has them for $640.38+ shipping. I bought my Tomei 270 RB20 cams from them and it was a great deal at the time. The shipping wasn't much but it wasn't fed ex or anything.
http://www.rhdjapan.com/tomei-camshafts ... 6dett-9163

[julio]

Whoa, thats a low price! Thats by far the best price I have seen online. I think when I was looking at them a while ago they were at that $727 price.

[Lgunnz]

I paid $1055 for my Tomei Poncams and pulleys from Nengun.

[ItzGenX]

I got my pair in a big parts order from Ricky at rawbrokerage.com. I preferred to keep money in the nico rb community since they help sponsor events and such for us (tail of the dragon anyone?).

[julio]

I got my pair in a big parts order from Ricky at rawbrokerage.com. I preferred to keep money in the nico rb community since they help sponsor events and such for us (tail of the dragon anyone?).

Hey, I'm working in Gulfport for the next couple months. I would love to come check out your ride. Hit me up 860-501-3461

[ItzGenX]

It doesn't seem I will be done with it in 2 months. I am trying to squeeze in time to get it done though, but lately it seems there is no time available. Machine shop still has my block/head etc and I still need to put sleeves into the frame rails and weld plates at the mounting points. After that it's tower swaps and rear diff/suspension/subframe mixing and matching. What kind of work you doing to land yourself in Gulfport, MS?

[julio]

It doesn't seem I will be done with it in 2 months. I am trying to squeeze in time to get it done though, but lately it seems there is no time available. Machine shop still has my block/head etc and I still need to put sleeves into the frame rails and weld plates at the mounting points. After that it's tower swaps and rear diff/suspension/subframe mixing and matching. What kind of work you doing to land yourself in Gulfport, MS?

I'm dredging the Gulfport shipping channel. I've already completeld the whole awd/front multi-link swap myself, so if want any insight, let me know. I may also have my car down here eventually as well.

[ItzGenX]

You have a build thread of it? Pictures and methods help with the ideas on the easiest yet proper ways to do some of it. Right now in my head, I know what I am going to do, but sometimes the plans change once you crawl under the car and try to execute that mental image. I haven't even placed the front subframe underneath the car yet to see if it has any 'guide' holes that may help line the sucker up. After I get it bolted up, I should be fine the rest of the way since I did weld up an alignment apparatus for the strut towers. The rest is just laborous drilling and welding (easy part). I plan on keeping the S14 rear subframe. I am just going to swap off the whole spindles and diffs/rear cover, replace hicas ball joint with a non-hicas z32 bushing, etc. Then go clean off the surface rust and spray everything down under the car after I swap the floor pans for the transfer case (if needed). The rest is just wiring and dropping in the motor + welding a transmission mount bracket. I basically just "wing it" as I go to be honest.

[julio]

No build thread yet. I will some day, but I didn't even really take a lot of pictures of the whole undertaking. It was a lot of work, I can tell you that. Gulf Coast Cruise ftw btw!