Young_240_Guht wrote:What about a hybrid, as in a sr24, or rb24 KWIM? bottem end of a ka, top end of a rb different metals, different blocks, but there has to be some sort of combo one can use?!?!
just throwing fuel to the fire
I would love to come see it and ask you a few questions.As far as combining engines gos i know its not possible unless the frame is the same and a person knows that by the first 2 letters of the engine code. I dont want an RB25 for a few reasons. first it ways to much and im not a drag racer, so turning with a tank under the hood wont work the best. second its to expensive.The RB20 is small, lighter then a 6 or 8 cylinder, must be close to the KA or less. I like drifting, even though im no master........yet, but curvey tracks are my favorite. The RB should be good at turning and still be able to put out quite a bit of power. The RB's HP is higher then an SR and i think the SR is becoming to commin. For the next year im on a tight budget because im in my last year of college but i will be done in may and then ill have a lot more money to spend on my project.Eikon, how hard was the swap and how much do you think you spent and were did you get your engine from?Eikon wrote:I moved your thread to the RB section. Check out the sticky threads atop the forum for the answer to your questions.
If you want to check out an RB in person.. come on up to Green Bay and you can take a look at mine.
what can go up to 8k. the red line or the money? so what are you boosting with? RB, KA, or SR?Nick51 wrote:I believe you CAN go up to 8k but it really doesnt do much for you
parts shouldnt be too hard to find unless you do your homework and know who has what plus why go with a lot of other people have ka's an sr's when you can say you have an rb
honestly for a min i thought i should of gone with an rb25 but after reading through here that all it takes is just a good build to be boosting with power
if im not mistaken isnt the rb only like 50 pounds more in the front over an SR, or KA? just switch the Battery to the back and your good.Fla240sx wrote:only thing that keeps the RB's down as far as being "perfect" IMHO, they are longer and move the weight more forward, they weigh a lot compared to a SR, they cost a lot, parts are harder to get then a KA, they aren't a direct bolt-in... but even a SR really isn't....
zerothread/110509http://forums.nicoclub ... .26965Some good linkshttp://www.rboosted.com/links.htmlYou are only limited by your reading comprehension.Some of the links may be dead, I haven't checked them all. In short READ, as was suggested by Eikonon Edit: Sory Eikon you beat me to it.Eikon wrote:I moved your thread to the RB section. Check out the sticky threads atop the forum for the answer to your questions.
If you want to check out an RB in person.. come on up to Green Bay and you can take a look at mine.
Send me an email and let me know when you want to come up. Hell... looks like I'm free tomorrow even.SR24DET wrote:
I would love to come see it and ask you a few questions.As far as combining engines gos i know its not possible unless the frame is the same and a person knows that by the first 2 letters of the engine code. I dont want an RB25 for a few reasons. first it ways to much and im not a drag racer, so turning with a tank under the hood wont work the best. second its to expensive.The RB20 is small, lighter then a 6 or 8 cylinder, must be close to the KA or less. I like drifting, even though im no master........yet, but curvey tracks are my favorite. The RB should be good at turning and still be able to put out quite a bit of power. The RB's HP is higher then an SR and i think the SR is becoming to commin. For the next year im on a tight budget because im in my last year of college but i will be done in may and then ill have a lot more money to spend on my project.Eikon, how hard was the swap and how much do you think you spent and were did you get your engine from?
Well I can break that down for ya if you'd like and you te;l me if it makes sence.SR24DET wrote:craz4240 is that on stock internals? It cost you 5k?! did you pay someone to install it for you. The kit i was looking at was only $1200. Ive seen as cheap as 800 and as big as 2.5k but 5k seems high if you did it yourself. i plan on doing the swap myself.
you can rev it up to 8k but it aint gonna do muchSR24DET wrote: what can go up to 8k. the red line or the money? so what are you boosting with? RB, KA, or SR?
SR24DET wrote:My mistake...... i double checked on that and i was wrong.... it is a 6 cyl. this is the smallest 6 i have ever heard of. holy ****, a 6cyl 2L engine. that is hilarious.I dont think the inital money will be a problem. I was checking into things and the engine, trany, ecu, and wiring harness are $1100. I will replace the headgasket, water pump, thermistat, starter, and give it a tune up right away. I know i can use the stock motor mounts, trany mounts, and drive shaft. I also know that i need to make a custom throttle cable and i need an R32 brace. right there that doesnt seem to be alot of money. the only things left that im not sure about is the radiator and the exhaust and powersteering. I read that i can use the normal radiator on the stickies in on the top but i dont know if they ment RB, SR or KA radiator. I know that the SR and KA and a reverse input to out put collant tubes so i dont know which they ment. I read that i need a custom exhaust made to go around something so ill take it to the local exhaust shop. I havent read anything about weather or not i can keep my power steering. I really really want to keep it. I did read those post and unless i missed something an didnt read anything about those.
Actually that's incorrect. The smallest AUTOMOTIVE 6cyl was the 1.5L in the Alfa Romeo 6C produced in the '20's.... There was a very, very small displacement 6cyl used in an Italian motorcycle IRC, less than a litre. Hijacked for factual correction.blues14 wrote: And second, the smallest 6 cylinder is Mazda's 1.8 V-6 in the MX-3. So There