should i???

 

not bad

 

Yup, it was the first thing I added when I first got the car. Works fine and quality of the factory nav screen is pretty good.

 

You selling it? if so how much? also what year is a your G?

 

Why you say that? Just asking if it's worth it....Jayy. and I could if I wanted to, the motor is sitting there on the floor in my garage.

 

^^
I'm just busting your chops man.

 

But......you right you right....hahaha. Well my roommate is looking to get rid of the RB25 motors. He has two so...like I'd take the other engine only if it was worth it.

 

buy it and drop it into a 240sx or an old datsun Z

 

drop it in a datsun 510

 

240, or an old school sentra lol

 

Yea it will be easy to sell the motor to the 240 guys. I don't wanna buy it and put it on another car. lol, I wanna mod the G not another car... haha, maybe if I had $$

 

Dont give Jeff any ideas

 

"DID SOMEONE SAY SENTRA"

 

Both engines output the same amount of HP stock. My friend has one in his R34 and I can tell you that the NEO is a strong engine, but in stock form you won't see much gain at all, if any. That being said, since it is already a turbo engine, it will be quite easy to tune. The RB platform is very robust in the after market community. You can find a lot of bolt on parts to make it a very powerful engine. Although, I don't know if it would really be worth it to throw it into a G. A 240, yes. Sentra, hell no! Keep it in a RWD platform so it can really shine.

Personally if you don't have another RWD platform to throw it into, then I would sell it and go with a TT build for the G.

Oh... As far as fuel economy, the RB was never considered to be a fuel efficient engine. The NEO's were pretty efficient, but Nissan went to VQ for a several reasons and one of them was fuel economy (as far as I can remember)

 

19" white Flexible LED strip in the trunk
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also purchsed 194 connectors to make it plug and play