rb25 owners check this (rb25dett)

Discuss the RB20, RB25 and RB26 series engines.
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nomenai
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I was thinking about rb25dett. so i did some serching i found this.very good info about this idea

http://www.sxoc.com/vbb/showth...83889

http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/...13913
Modified by nomenai at 7:05 AM 12/25/2006


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Carl H
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nifty but useless.a properly sized single will work better than twins.that car has been around a while tho, he's running it off an emanage last time i checked.

Joe
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Carl H wrote:nifty but useless.a properly sized single will work better than twins.

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themadscientist
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Why is most people's first impulse to marginalize others work?

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StricNyne
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no comment ne way i am doing same thing but i am bored and stroked to 2.6 (almost 2.7) i got a twin manis gunna just get flange chopped off and rb25 welded on and new dps fabricated

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Kansei240sx
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Twin vs Single can be debated all day, but that red S13 in the UK is sick as hell. If you go to the website its orginally from, they've got some videos of it on a dyno and it killing some ferraris out at the track.

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Carl H
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im not h8ing on it the car is uber nice and ive talked to the guy before and he was pretty helpful...but if you are on a budget its not the best idea.

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themadscientist
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The thing I worry about with twins is what if one turbo fails? You kind of have to rebuild them both to be safe.

Joe
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nobody was marginalizing his work or craftsmanship. its just there is NO reason to go twins on a RB25 when a correctly sized single will make the same power levels and nearly identical response for a ****load less money

chockrl
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As was said above, single vs twin could be debated forever. But twin turbo's setup in series and properly configured can out perform a single turbo. (the car in the topic has them in parallel)

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StricNyne
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i am gunna have some pics of my project up soon and maybe even some vids of it

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Evo_bill
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I'm going to be selling my stock rb26dett setup. all stock dett items turbos, pipes, manifolds, lines, bolts... ect.. cheap... (30k mi)

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StricNyne
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email me at [email protected]


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