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1200 to RB conversion
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Hey all i was wondering of a RB20 woudl fit into a 1200 with out modifying the firewall. any one heard of anyone atempting to do it?

Posted on: 2005/7/24 9:29
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why RB20's and not an SR20?? RB are dogs of engines.

I haven't heard of someone doing it without modding the firewall.

Isn't the RD20 a 2L straight six??? if so then i don't think it would fit unless you didn't want to run a radiator or intercooler

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2 words,.... No Chance. The 4 Cylinder CA18 just fits.

The RB20 is an anchor of a motor anyway.

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not without cutting


Also way to heavy

if you want a nice cheap two liter use L20

other wise the Ca would be better


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Also on that topic, well kinda, would a KA24DE fit in a 1600 or a 1200?? Ive never seen it done, and yes i know that the KA is no match for a well built CA or SR but its all about the different factor....

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KA is based on a Z series block whicjh is based on a L series block so it should also you can get KA24de engines from importers these have something like 140hp with 150ftlbs

this would make a awsome ute engine

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you could fit the rb easily without cutting the firewall, as long as u cut the radiator support out and had the engine sticking 2 foot out the front

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An RB engine in a 1200 would be a front mount and a mid mount.

Posted on: 2005/7/24 17:26
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I agree RB20 turbo skylines out here in AUS were crap.They had no go and were heavy.

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Hey prospec, and why were you be doing that? (besides getting more power&torq than a A)

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