HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT? YOU CAN DO JUST AS MUCH WITH A 20 AS A 25. YOU CAN MAKE JUST AS MUCH POWER, MAKE WAY HIGHER REVS, FORCE JUST AS MUCH BOOST INTO IT, HAVE JUST AS STRONG OF A transmission, ETC.Kamin wrote:if all you want is a fun little car to screw around with a rb20 is fineif you are going for bigger numbers (400+) you should get a 25
WDRacing wrote:For the money I'd probably take the RB20. I had mine pushing 450 on a daily basis with all stock internals. I lowered my CR though. I couldn't get the stock pistons to hold over 28 psi. I also needed larger cams. I had swapped in the cams from the DE version since you pick up 8 degree's duration. But I needed atleast 256 cams to take advantage of the larger turbo and higher revs.
With a set of cams and forged pistons I would have been over 500whp.
All of the above was done with Alcohol and on my Skyline.
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WDRacing wrote:Nope, stock ECU and MAF. I used a standalone Alky system for additional fuel. The rest was stock...
The RB20 transmission will run fine with a transmission cooler and some heavy wt fluid. If you want it to last forever, don't get a on/off clutch. Get somthing that allows you to feather.
PROJECTRB240SX wrote:HOW CAN YOU SAY THAT? YOU CAN DO JUST AS MUCH WITH A 20 AS A 25. YOU CAN MAKE JUST AS MUCH POWER, MAKE WAY HIGHER REVS, FORCE JUST AS MUCH BOOST INTO IT, HAVE JUST AS STRONG OF A transmission, ETC.
YOUR CAR SHOULD BE DESIGNED WITH A PURPOSE, ALWAYS! IF YOU DON'T, YOU WILL NOT BE SATISFIED IN THE END. I CHOOSE MY PATH BECAUSE IT FITS MY BUDGET, IT WILL BE DESIGNED FOR ROAD COURSING, MAKES SUITABLE POWER, DOESN'T ALTER THE GEOMETRY OF THE CAR SIGNIFICANTLY, AND WAS EASILY OBTAINABLE.
RB20S AND 25S ARE GREAT MOTORS, YOU JUST NEED TO WAY THE OPTIONS AND CHOOSE WHAT RIGHT FOR YOU.