should i trade Sr for RB
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If I had the money I would go RB26 but that's it, well maybe an RB25 if I got a good price. RB20's have the same HP potential as SR's, torque on the other hand... SR20's are "big boy" money in Nissan 4cyl world.
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I wished I stayed SR.
RB25 is nice, but cost per hp in a rb isn't worth it to me.
Say if your looking for 400whp to do that all day with an RB will cost you sooo much more than an SR just b/c the initial investment of installing the damn thing.
After 500whp I believe your best bet is an RB but the price of having a 450whp SR to a 550whp RB is really gonna break the bank.. Well in my case it did.
Good luck, i vote keep the SR.
And yes I would go from a RB to a SR, but not stock for stock.
RB25 is nice, but cost per hp in a rb isn't worth it to me.
Say if your looking for 400whp to do that all day with an RB will cost you sooo much more than an SR just b/c the initial investment of installing the damn thing.
After 500whp I believe your best bet is an RB but the price of having a 450whp SR to a 550whp RB is really gonna break the bank.. Well in my case it did.
Good luck, i vote keep the SR.
And yes I would go from a RB to a SR, but not stock for stock.