I have been looking around... but nobody has posted anything about any shops doing anything with a GTR (any model would work really R32, R33, or R34 but I am specifically asking about the R32) or the RB26DETT. I am curious to know if anybody has or knows of a shop that has done some work to one or the other. They are Essentially the samething, but you can deal with the motor without dealing with the AWD system. I would rather have a company that know a little bit about the engines before they attack the car and find things out that they didnt know. Any help in this area would be great guys! Also... If there are any GTR owners out there that have done work and/or mods to their car... I would love to know what you have done and how you liked the turn out. Thanks for all yals help.

 

There's been 9 billion threads on this, and in two pages you will have changed your mind.

 

james evan's shop in baltimore. i think its called jei performance or something. he has built a couple rb powered cars and is a cool dude. if it helps i think it either on dundalk ave or pulaski skyway (i get them and ma motorsports mixed up)

 

change my mind about what?

 

I tried looking it up.. didnt find anything..I was hoping to find something around here. But doesn't look like anybody have really messed with these engines.

 

g/l

 

found a place that has done some RB work... Precision Auto... Anybody heard anything about it?

 

I did a thread on this a while back for my 1995 240sx. I quickly changed my mind. Most shows that had experience were looking to cahge at the very least $4000 plus the engine and such. It is a very expensive process and lik eyou said, finding a shop that has experiance is difficult, I heard a lot of horro stories of shops saying they know how, but then not being able to finish from lack of know how.

 

Unless there's another one the only one I know of I used to work at and has since closed its doors(technically speaking since DTP still operates out of the same building )

 

Well... the guys name is Ross and he says thats the name of his shop.