wiring specialties Posted January 12, 2012 Share Posted January 12, 2012 Hey again everyone. This is my personal project and my company demo car that we have been slowly building for some time. In the link is the 2010 setup when were were running a stroked RB30 to 3.1L. This past summer the block was sent out to a shop in Chicago where it has been stroked even further to 3.2L. We hope to have it back in the car early this coming year and get it out for some driving once again. To our knowledge, there is only 1 other 3.2L RB in North America. It is an S13 out in Chicago that we wired up last year. A few details: 3.2 L RB30 Twin HKS GTRS 740cc Nismo injectors Aussie Rods and Wiseco Pistons AEM The head is an RB25 head for the RB26 manifolds. I really wanted to stick with cast iron reliability. I had a few manifolds crack on my SRs, till i went with a Fullrace custom unit. These came with the Turbo kit, so i am running stock manis and needed to re-drill the head. No problems and was done when the head was being worked on for the RB30 install. Power comes on very linear and has been very reliable. On stock RB30 cams and a conservative tune I made the following: Made 380WHP and 390 Tq at 9 lbs of boost Made 545 WHP and 550 tq at 20 lbs on 94 octane With aftermarket cams and a more aggressive tune for the track, should be able to make 600 whp at about 20-22 lbs psi. View our RB powered S14 Kouki here. Will post up more pics here as we get the new block back and get back to working on the car. If you have any questions about the build or just want to comment, don't hesitate to post up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GT-R345 Posted January 12, 2012 Share Posted January 12, 2012 As if a 3.0l RB wasn't enough already. Effing awesome! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wiring specialties Posted January 18, 2012 Author Share Posted January 18, 2012 haha thanks It was a bit of work but it was fun. Can`t wait to get the motor back from refresh. This was from last year when the motor was still 3.1L Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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