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Old 08-20-2003, 05:45 PM
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Engine Swaping

I Want To Get An Old Z A Datson 280z. And I Want TO Swap Engines And Put an RB26DETT engine in it. You Think It Will Fit??? Will it work>?
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Old 08-20-2003, 09:29 PM
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Yes, RBs can be swapped into Datsun Zs. The RB probably isn't much bigger than the stock motor, since they are both I6s. There's a few RB-powered Zs running around in the US.

Check out www.hybridz.com and go to the 6 cylinder tech forum. That's where you'll be able to find RB swap info.
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I can put one in a 240sx for you.
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The RB is a simple development of the L series in 240z, which is an exact copy of a Mercedes engine developed I think in the early 60s, and used right up untill I belive the late 70s.

While the RB is a "new" engine from the L series, its shares enough of the basic design that things like the enigne mounts are in roughly the same place, and the engine is roughly the same size.
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wut about the 240SX, i heard someone did it already in the U.S, they even posted pic of it up in this forum or the 240 forums. when i saw the RB26DETT in a 240SX, looked like it had not more room for modifying it.
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wut about the 240SX, i heard someone did it already in the U.S, they even posted pic of it up in this forum or the 240 forums. when i saw the RB26DETT in a 240SX, looked like it had not more room for modifying it.
thats my car you saw. It was before I was a member of the forum, a friend of mine wanted to prove someone who was talking shit wrong but thats where I got involved and now Im on the forum all the time. I do swaps for nissans , hondas , and also do really impresive head porting. Opening shop soon if everything goes well.
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hey S13GTR, can u post up some pics of ur RB26DETT powered 240sx? my cuzins and uncles still dont believe me this is possible. thanks

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what state you live in? (lol) If you do open you shop let me know because i really have my heart set to it, to have a rb26dett into a 1990 240sx i know it is possisble i just worry about the steering colum part. then again i just try not to worry about it less as possible at times. I know a place you can get yourself a full Rb26engine plus transmission. there is a place that sell import for the cheapest possible price. the engines are rebuilt the web site- WWW.ENGINEPLACE.COM. The place is in california. but I STRONGLY FEEL that it is easeir to have a rb26dett front clip instead. Do you know where i can get a stroker kit for an rb26dett? here is a place you can get rb26dett front end clip- WWW.ASAPMOTORS.COM Rb26dett motors are/is about around $5,000 you can get the Rb26front clip for about the same price. And I did a bit of research myself the r34 i keep hearing the the real hp is 320hp. It does make sense for how fast it goes stock.

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