/end thread.Darius wrote:
I don't care how you look at it, RB swap and budget are incompatible. $4000 isn't going to get you there reliably...end of story.
/end thread.Darius wrote:
I don't care how you look at it, RB swap and budget are incompatible. $4000 isn't going to get you there reliably...end of story.
I couldn't agree more. It's pitiful the RB community hasn't grown much in the past 5 years. People are willing to pay out the *** to "get it done right the first time". Prices have stayed high and will stay that way until people start shopping smarter and stop being lazy.S12_hybrid wrote:
You guys need to take it back to grassroots, and get your heads out of your A$$E$.
Just as proof that "HIGH COST" builds can be done for cheap... http://www.northwestnissans.co...18224
-Dan
Coolwhip wrote:prove everyone wrong... do a budget RB build.
The money you waste is yours, not ours. (thank God)
You have fair warning from many on here. So I guess I shouldn't say something as cliche as "hope you don't end up with a $4000+ paperweight" :PAnyways, you can join the NRRBA while your at it, just be sure to send in your dues .
Good Luck
yeah, so dont buy an r32 motor. now what? Im just saying, its not that important, not like an oil filter. Dont get defensive. but keep in mind that some people dont have money to be doing a full rebuild on an RB26 for piece of mind. Some people have house payments and crap like that. Not all thier money can go into a nissan.lucky7 wrote:yeah, cause peace of mind is stupid.
do a quick search for 'crank collar'.
^^^kevinarich wrote:did I miss anything?
shocker pretty much gave you a quick rundown of "what else" you needShocker wrote:
a good clutch? New radiator, dual E fans. How about an LSD to get the power to the ground. What about brakes, so you can stop after you hit 100mph in only a few seconds? Whose got a FPR? Walbro 255 at least?
How about left over money for **** that might not go right.....
not every nissan motor has been in a junkyard for who knows how long..**** starts to rot... let us know how it works out..kevinarich wrote:How many nissan motors roll around everyday with old crap. just a thought. everymotor doesnt need an instant rebuild.
Well it's a good thing you can work on cars. You'd be horrible at teahing spelling. Just messing with you.kevinarich wrote: Im a perfessional mechanic.
im not getting defensive. it was definately sarcasm.kevinarich wrote:yeah, so dont buy an r32 motor. now what? Im just saying, its not that important, not like an oil filter. Dont get defensive. but keep in mind that some people dont have money to be doing a full rebuild on an RB26 for piece of mind. Some people have house payments and crap like that. Not all thier money can go into a nissan.
read=> i'm an a**hole/forum troll.kevinarich wrote: I tried wording things so that people would find the one thing I didnt cover and use that to screw the question up. goddamn internet forums are useless. Im only on here out of sheer bordem. If i had the money to go and do an RB swap I deffinently wouldnt be on the internet discussing it.
So don't buy an RB, now what? If you don't have the income to do it right, why do it? I have never understood how people are willing to sink so much money into their and sacrifice on so many other things. Great, you will have the fastest grocery getter ever ... if you even have money for groceries. Now this isn't directed at you, because I am sure you have money if you were even considering an RB. I just see so many people that sink all their money into their car, and work 3 crappy jobs, just to get their car stolen or crash it. People act like they have to have 400 horsepower or their life isn't worth living.kevinarich wrote:yeah, so dont buy an r32 motor. now what? Im just saying, its not that important, not like an oil filter. Dont get defensive. but keep in mind that some people dont have money to be doing a full rebuild on an RB26 for piece of mind. Some people have house payments and crap like that. Not all thier money can go into a nissan.
Your answer is yes and no, the 25 is more than capable to reach 450hp. You want to save cash , go 25, the parts are out there, you just gotta do you reasearch and ask the right questions. if you have tons of cash, go 26, it has a much larger aftermarket support.IF you can find someone who has a swapped 26, toss em 30 bux to go for a ride and see how you like it.problem solvedkevinarich wrote:has any of you people ever owned both, is the rb26 worth the extra money, or will the rb25 be just as fun and half the cost. I only ask because I know that even if I went KA-T I would love it. Just because its something new, but would the 26 be worth the extra money if I was only shooting for a 450hp mark?
lol free cars arent all they cracked up to be!Darius wrote:If people only wanted a stock RB25 as a daily driver, there would be many more people around the $5000 mark. But how can you even compare budgets when you got a free car? Lucky bastard. I bet its nice though.
BTW the last time I checked supra TT's didn't go for anything less than $20k with under 120,000 miles. I should move to GA, maybe things are vastly cheaper than everywhere else in the states.