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What is RB26DETT?Nissan Syline GT-R engine. RB stands for race bred, DE stands for something that I don't know, TT stands for twin turbo. 2.6 liters, DOHC, 276 HP, although some people have dynoed stock GT-R's and gotten numbers in the 300 HP range. RB26DETT pwns j00 n00b. RB26DETT - videoRB26DETT - what is it?engine found in the r32-r34 skyline series. the rb26dett was used in all GT-R models. RB signifies the engine series, D means DOHC, E means electronic fuel injection, and TT means twin turbo. this engine produces 280hp, and torque ranging from 260(r32) to 280(r34). some believe that these performance stats are a bit conservative due to the fact that GT-R skylines have been dynoed to corrected(power is corrected to show what the hp is at the crank instead of what it is at the wheels) hp values in between 300hp and 320hp. production of the RB engine series was ended in 2002 as a result of tighter emissions regulations. regardless of its fate, the RB26dett is considered one of the greatest engines of all times. RB engines have been swapped into many other cars including, but not limited to the: nissan 240SX/200SX/180SX, the datsun 510, the nissan 240z, the infiniti g35, and the j-spec nissan silvia (s13-s15). What does "RB26DETT" mean?Twin-Turbo 2.6L inline-six cylinder engine produced for the Nissan Skyline in Japan. With some modification, that RB26DETT could be doing close to 1000hp. RB26DETT - what does it mean?The legendary Skyline GT-R engine that was built of the R31 SKyline RB20DE. A wikid engine that can floor any bogans in a Holden. Whatca Got Unda Da Hood Bro? RB26DETT - meaningOne of the legendary Nissan Sports engines produced. The RB26DETT was first seen in the Nissan R32 GTR Skyline. Read the above... i don't think i need one. And "A little" tuning WILL NOT get you 1000BHP. On average small, common and cheap mods and tuning get your roughly 500BHP. Something special will get you 800BHP and something completely unrealistically expensive and undrivable on road will get you 1000BHP at the FLYWHEEL. |
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