price might just piss ya off but i only paid 2800.00 shipped. the guy i bought it from made a mistake..lol oh well sucks to be him. as far as specs the majority of teh differences lye in the head itself..much more aggressive cams and solid lifters. they came with teh same power output on paper as the RB26 as well...but most of us know in here that the RB26 packed a bigger punch than advertised.Rb26d Sileighty wrote:S14-Neo....thanks for your advice 1st of all. second i was thinkin the neo but dont really know too much about the. all i know is they have VVT and are a low emisions motor. if you could follow up with some specs and how much it was that would be greatly appreciated.
Rb26d Sileighty wrote:well i was leain towards the Rb26 cuz its just a beast. but thanks for the help.
im not gonna go list off my accomplishments to some random people on the internet. but just for a little bit of reference i do hold a professional license (even if it is a ****ty one) and am sponsored by Cooper tires. so i have a little bit of first hand experience. even tho i am only just entering the "pro" level myself, i do somewhat understand what path has to be taken so please dont belittle me by saying someone who "wants" to drift.blurrbosi wrote:You can be a pro drifter easier than you think. Dont let anyone... especially an older man that wants to drift... tell you that you cant.
If a pro drifter is what you want to be then BE THAT ****. I just hope you got the time and money.
Very true Kamin and you have been at this for awhile. You are young man stick that $$ aside and use a few grand to get the S13 driftable. I understand your need for power and what not but a RB is a whole other nightmare when it comes to maintence on the motor/trans itself. If you do a RB swap being 15. Prolly no job you will hate it when it comes time to replace some out of the way part and the car is just sitting. Read around here for a year or so get your knowledge about motors cost of repair etc. then do a swap a KA24DE with tasteful mods will be enough power for a beginner. TRUST US WE KNOW OUT S#!TKamin wrote:im not gonna go list off my accomplishments to some random people on the internet. but just for a little bit of reference i do hold a professional license (even if it is a ****ty one) and am sponsored by Cooper tires. so i have a little bit of first hand experience. even tho i am only just entering the "pro" level myself
Then just go sr, it doesn't make any sense to go rb if you're not going to use it properly.Rb26d Sileighty wrote:i probably wouldn't make it over 350 for drifting.
+1coreansurfer wrote:
Then just go sr, it doesn't make any sense to go rb if you're not going to use it properly.
Darius thanks for the support. im only spending 20000 out of my 35000 i have to use. so id put the rest in an interst gaining bank or whatever and let it sit and gain interest. but thanks.Darius wrote:Not trying to be a d!ck, just trying to save you a lot of wasted time and pipe dreams...If you are in hs, you do not have the financial ability to own and operate an RB-powered drift car. Listen to Carl (and myself) when we advise you to invest as much as you can as early as you can. I started when I was 17 and it was the best decision my parents ever helped me make. Spend a few grand getting that S13 and the suspension upgrades for drifting since that's what you want to do with it.
Thanks for the support but i was gonna invest anyways. i mean i might be 15 but ive seen my friends go into MAD debt and what not. im gonna work hard till im 18 get my s13, my swap (whatever it may be) and then go from there.lazyboi444 wrote:I mean guys the kid is 15 he will do what he will wanna do. He's a kid most of us know by now that the best decision would be investment but he doesn't. Most of us are going through real life because we are all at least 18 and older. I'm 20 myself. So let the kid do what he does best and thats have a good time being a kid. You can't make him grow up any faster than he can. The maturity and responsibility level that we possess just isn't there with a 15 year old (NO OFFENSE TO THE KID). Cuz in the end its what he wants. And i figure he will do something smart with some of this money i highly doubt his mother will let him spend that money regardless and like he said thats 3 years from now his priorities will change by then. And no this is not to thrash at someone, just saying. The kid ask about what swap would be best not a spanking lession in investment.
thanks alot. and i really want to be a pro drifter but like u said im gonna need time and money which will all pay off if i do become a pro or will be the worst idea if i dont. and yes i am putting 15000 of my 35000 away cuz im not spending it ALL on a car like my older brother did with his car. but thanks alot man i appreciate it.blurrbosi wrote:You can be a pro drifter easier than you think. Dont let anyone... especially an older man that wants to drift... tell you that you cant.
If a pro drifter is what you want to be then BE THAT ****. I just hope you got the time and money.
You are gonna need to budget that 35k properly. The key is to get noticed and land a sponsor 1/2 way type deal.
GOOD LUCK AND LIVE YOUR DREAM!
Kamin wrote:your 15 and are talking about being a pro drifter, sorry you jumped on it lol