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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

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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 PeterT View Post
    What this man says.only sin in changing to an sr is they sound shite in comparison, other than that it's all good!
    They don't sound shite imo only in comparison to an rb.
    But in fairness when is a 4 cylinder gonna sound better then a straight 6!


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    any one know how much it would cost to put a sr into a r32


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    Quote Originally Posted by peterhouze View Post
    any one know how much it would cost to put a sr into a r32
    pretty much as above really, hense why some people with r32 4 doors drop an SR into their cars. Handy if you have a non turbo or the likes.


 

 

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