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Old 15th April 2007, 08:44 AM   #361 (permalink)
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It didn't quite clear the bonnet, hence the brutal mod.

The turbo was about 3mm higher up than the bottom of the bonnet reinforcing bits.

Now it clears nicely.


Hi Andy;

put mine in yesterday, the bonnet rib running lengthways down the centre contacts at the highest point of the cam/sparkplug/timing belt covers about the same place as the white mark forward of the oil filler cap in the photo. you only seem to have cut the bonnet to acommodate the turbo, did you find contact with the covers also?
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Old 15th April 2007, 06:56 PM   #362 (permalink)
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Hi,

Yes, I've had to cut more of the bonnet away to clear the cam cover. You can just see the rubbing mark in the photo.

I'll post up a pic tomorrow.
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Old 15th April 2007, 07:06 PM   #363 (permalink)
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andy is this only a 32 issue with the rb30?.mines a 33gtr
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Truth is, I don't know. The bonnet is slightly more curved on the R33.
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andy is this only a 32 issue with the rb30?.mines a 33gtr
Thanks Andy.

Rockabilly a friend has one in an R33 GTR and has only had to cut away some bonnet insulation.
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You could put a spacer under the subframe and lower the engine
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The latest power figs for 16psi @ wheels are

433.6 BHP @ 6900 rpm
422 lbs/ft @ 5820 rpm
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The latest power figs for 16psi @ wheels are

433.6 BHP @ 6900 rpm
422 lbs/ft @ 5820 rpm
Looking pretty square and even. Like it.
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The drive is awesome. Very punchy. Loads of fun.
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The latest power figs for 16psi @ wheels are

433.6 BHP @ 6900 rpm
422 lbs/ft @ 5820 rpm
Nice torque

I make 422 lbft @ 5820rpm = 467bhp - are you selling yourself short somewhere?
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@ what boost?
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You could put a spacer under the subframe and lower the engine
hi rocar yes that's been suggested however I'm concerned about what it might do to the suspension geometry.

those power figures look awesome andy.
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The figs should have read

549.9 hp @ fly
422 lbs/ft @ fly
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looking good andy,

cheers scooby..
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