IvoryJ30t wrote:if you cant perform the conversion yourself, you most likely can not troubleshoot, repair, or tune the car either. unless you have a large wad of money that you feel like tossing at a mechanic by the fistful, this is most likely not the endeavor for you.
Couldn't have said it better.
Makes me wonder why people think they can handle swaps like this without being able to work on it themselves.. or even do the research on it. And even such a rare swap like this.
I'm not trying to crush any dreams either!.. but if you're new to the automotive world, you should probably start off with a Honda civic or something more widely worked with. Or if you have a 240, maybe you should just do an SR swap or turbo your KA. I bet you you'll be happy with that.. AND the knowledge you gain from working on it will help you make the decision down the road again about whether you think you really need an RB26. Chances are you won't.
When I started out with my first swap, I went out and bought myself an engine hoist (200$) and jackstands and learned it ALL for myself in my own driveway.. and from help on the internet.