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 4 Aug 2008, 01:55 PM
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 Rank: RB20DET  Posts: 55 Joined: 6th June, 2008 Trader Rating : 0  |
i have been browsing this forum a bit, looking in the threads and i am finding that there isnt one clean cut how-to for the RB30 (rb25det head). i am not complaining, its just that each page of the 300+ page thread, something else pops up.
maybe there is a link? not asking to be spoonfed but is anyone aware of a pictorial/step by step thread anywhere rather than 300+ pages of discussion? thanks in advance. |
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4 Aug 2008, 03:56 PM
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 Rank: RB25DE Posts: 427 Joined: 4th May, 2006 From: Brisbane Car(s): 4door32, Cefiro Real Name: Luke Trader Rating : 2 |
The pdf guide is pretty good, there isn't much that is discussed in the 300+page thread that isn't in the PDF guide
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4 Aug 2008, 05:34 PM
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 Rank: GODZILLA Posts: 358 Joined: 1st March, 2006 From: Adelaide SA Car(s): 180sx Real Name: Dale Trader Rating : 0 |
QUOTE(daisu @ 4 Aug 2008, 03:26 PM)  The pdf guide is pretty good, there isn't much that is discussed in the 300+page thread that isn't in the PDF guide Where's the PDF guide? -------------------- |
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4 Aug 2008, 06:45 PM
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Rank: RB25DE Posts: 102 Joined: 10th February, 2008 From: near radelaide SA Car(s): 79 rx323 and cefiro Real Name: tomas Trader Rating : 4 |
page one of the 300+ posts..
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5 Aug 2008, 03:46 PM
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 SAU VIC Member: 33  Posts: 6,973 Joined: 25th January, 2003 From: Victoria Car(s): R33 Skyline GTS-t Trader Rating : 19 |
There is never one clear cut way to build any motor, everyone has their own style/touches/opinions/preferances that they like to do when building a motor. Just need to decide what's right for you. My mechanic used the pdf file as a good guide, but also done a few other mods and left a couple out.
-------------------- My Trusted workshop: Servicing my R33 for 7yrs and counting ;)
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6 Aug 2008, 09:05 AM
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Rank: RB20DET Posts: 55 Joined: 6th June, 2008 Trader Rating : 0 |
QUOTE(Al @ 5 Aug 2008, 04:46 PM) There is never one clear cut way to build any motor, everyone has their own style/touches/opinions/preferances that they like to do when building a motor. Just need to decide what's right for you. My mechanic used the pdf file as a good guide, but also done a few other mods and left a couple out. haha no i dont mean an engine building guide, i dont need that, i am just talking about lining the water jackets up and running the oil line for VVT, things like that. thats all. |
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7 Aug 2008, 09:50 AM
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 Incase you didnt notice, I just did over a thousand! Posts: 1,861 Joined: 17th August, 2004 From: Brisbane, Everton Park Car(s): R33 X 2, Yammy 05' R1 Real Name: Michael Trader Rating : 1 |
what water jackets need to be lined up??? The vct oil line is in the guide!
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10 Aug 2008, 12:40 AM
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 400rwhp - 3000cc    Posts: 14,915 Joined: 20th June, 2002 Car(s): R32 GTS30t Trader Rating : 10 |
Any decent engine workshop will be able to easily perform the vct mod.
Nothing really needs to be spelt out; pull the bits apart and have a good look. Combine what you see with the tid bits you read and off you go. -------------------- I use and recommend  |
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