Yellow4g63 wrote:it's just like the other RB motors. too much rpm and you will kill the pump, or it will just slip on the collar. Older RB engines have a narrow drive vs the newer RB's. If your going to build it stroke it and make it a RB24. It's expensive to do that's why most people just buy another motor. btw did you ever get a start up file for your AEM s2?
Ya i plan on porting the head for more flow. maybe over sized valves with cams/ n1 oil pump.. not gonna lose another rb to pump failureCarl H wrote:unless you have the means to make power at high rpms, its not worth it to spin past 6800 on a 20.
cams/springs/headwork/collared crank/upgraded oil pump? spin that biatch to 8500.
CP has pistons for the RB20 already for 81mm. Search Freshalloy forum in the 240sx advanced section. There is a RB24 build thread in there, I can't remember his name but his motor is already built. He used 26 rods, crank and cp 81mm pistons.Black_label_240sx wrote:Yellow4g63 wrote:it's just like the other RB motors. too much rpm and you will kill the pump, or it will just slip on the collar. Older RB engines have a narrow drive vs the newer RB's. If your going to build it stroke it and make it a RB24. It's expensive to do that's why most people just buy another motor. btw did you ever get a start up file for your AEM s2?
for the rb24, all I saw was the tomei 2.2 pistons, do you use the rb26 connecting rods/crank ?
i noticed the pistons are 82 m m( from tomei ) and the stock bore is 78 mm - wouldn't that make the block walls really thin and more easily cracked ?
for the aem 2 - I called up aem and after talking to 2 of their techs finally got it out of them that the 25/26 base cals work for startup. We just tuned it from there.

Yellow4g63 wrote:Haven't heard anything bad about them. I bought some for my SR20VET build as well with the upgraded wrist pins.