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    Default SR's in Skylines

    starting to see this a lot more lately, people swapping out their RB's for SR's. is there any reason for this bar running costs???


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    Sr's are lighter and cheaper to tune.

    I wouldnt be into it though!


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    thats not being able to afford an rb imo .
    as much as i love sr20's i wouldnt swap a rb20 for one. but at the same time it's an alternative to a blown rb20 if you've a spare sr20 there ..


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    rb engines are alot better i think
    it wouldn't be worth changin


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    there was a r33 in mondello on sunday with a sr20 in it, but the car had a 2L non turbo in it to begin so it was prob cheaper to drop a sr into it then getting a rb

    The only way forward is sideways
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    gems not a man to make gentle love to a box!!!
    he likes to give it rough to a box!!!
    he likes it to wine and once it does he give it his all!!! then bang!! end of story!!

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    Lighter engines (from what I can gather over 70kilos in difference between a rb25 set up and a SR set up) cheaper to tune,more economical,more readily available at the moment,better weight distribution,cheaper tax than a 25,


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    Quote Originally Posted by tweek View Post
    Lighter engines (from what I can gather over 70kilos in difference between a rb25 set up and a SR set up) cheaper to tune,more economical,more readily available at the moment,better weight distribution,cheaper tax than a 25,
    What this man says.only sin in changing to an sr is they sound shite in comparison, other than that it's all good!


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    Quote Originally Posted by pole drift View Post
    there was a r33 in mondello on sunday with a sr20 in it, but the car had a 2L non turbo in it to begin so it was prob cheaper to drop a sr into it then getting a rb
    ya that skyline belongs to a buddy of mine. Sunday was his first day driftin. He was impressed wit it but reckons it need's more power. (but who doesn't think that anyway) its a good enough conversion if u have an engine lying around but wouldn't be my cup of tea otherwise.


 

 

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