Hope some of you guys/gals can get some info out of this. Look forward to providing more info to anyone.
http://www.livesockets.com/quoc/rb/
New to Nico...sorta. Sharing the progress of my RB25 240Z
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240Z_Master
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NISMO_RB25
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Darius
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Re: New to Nico...sorta. Sharing the progress of my RB25 240Z (240Z_Master)
Very thorough job of doing things right before putting the motor in. I'm so tempted to just throw it in there and get it running but I KNOW things like the water pump, thermostat, and timing belt should be replaced first. Sucks because I'm getting anxious!
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Eikon
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Re: New to Nico...sorta. Sharing the progress of my RB25 240Z (240Z_Master)
That's fantastic work!!! Great write up... with part numbers and everything!
We need to sticky this!!!!!!!!! Kamin?
We need to sticky this!!!!!!!!! Kamin?
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Gold Digger
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Re: New to Nico...sorta. Sharing the progress of my RB25 240Z (Eikon)
I agree with Eikon, sticky this immediately. Lots of fantastic info there. Hell, most of that would cross over for any RB engine in reality. This guy really went all out for the sake of the swap. The pics are incredible and the info is easy for the layman to understand. KUDOS to you 240Z_Master!!
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narfdanarf
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Re: New to Nico...sorta. Sharing the progress of my RB25 240Z (C33LaurelRacer)
FYI: all autolite plugs are not junk. There are dynos floating around that using properly prepared autolite plugs will sometimes give you a hp advantage over more popular plugs like NGK, ect.
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240Z_Master
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Re: New to Nico...sorta. Sharing the progress of my RB25 240Z (narfdanarf)
That is true and I understand what you are saying, but my personal preference for a Nissan motor is NGK (since most Nissan plugs are NGK anyway). Everyone has their own preferences and potentials.narfdanarf wrote:FYI: all autolite plugs are not junk. There are dynos floating around that using properly prepared autolite plugs will sometimes give you a hp advantage over more popular plugs like NGK, ect.
Spark plugs as long as they produce spark is the main important thing!
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240Z_Master
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Re: (ckamc)
Oh yeah, just incase you didn't know what the car looks like....
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240Z_Master
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Gold Digger
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Re: (ckamc)
Hey man, where is day 10...get on the ball homie, you got me drooling overhere to see an RB in an S30...hurry, hurry, hurry....
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Kansei240sx
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Re: (C33LaurelRacer)
I commented to you on Hybridz.org, and told you how great of a job you were doing , i also linked your livesockets page to here for people to use and get great info from, didnt get to many bites, looks like you pulled it off a little better than me, I keep going back to your site as well. My project is moving along steadily as well..
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240Z_Master
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Re: (Kansei240sx)
I can't wait to see more RB guys on the road... enough of that SR stuff, lolKansei240sx wrote:I commented to you on Hybridz.org, and told you how great of a job you were doing , i also linked your livesockets page to here for people to use and get great info from, didnt get to many bites, looks like you pulled it off a little better than me, I keep going back to your site as well. My project is moving along steadily as well..