Update: Photos RB25 Build parts

ALI's DRIFT GARAGE · 01-07-2008, 02:19 PM

Some of you asked for it, here are some photos of some of the parts for our RB25 Build that we're featuring. And some views of our porting on the head.

Head and Block components. JE Pistons, Ferrea Racing Components, Tomei, Deatschwerks, Speed O Motive (head work). Oh, and Penn tennis ball...

Ferrea Valves, Stock valves on left of each.

Intake Side of Ferrea Valves

Ferrea Valve comparison close up, stock on left INTAKE SIDE

Exhaust Side of Ferrea Valves

Ferrea Valve comparison close up, stock on left EXHAUST SIDE

Tomei Poncam Cams

JE forged piston set plus pins and rings (all will be treated by
http://WPCtreatment.com )

Deatschwerks 650cc Injectors

Project Head ported and polished by Speed O Motive

Intake side

Intake side angled

Exhaust side

Exhaust side angled

I'll post more pictures of the other parts going into this motor once I get around to it if I have time. Also I'll try to get a photo of the pistons, rings and pins after they get back from WPC plus the ACL bearings coming in this week.

01-30-2008, 06:26 AM

Nice build man.

ALI's DRIFT GARAGE · 01-30-2008, 02:54 PM

Boss *Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored**Censored* eh? I like your car by the way, pink valve covers are nice...pink is for pimps for sure. Thanks on the props, the build has already been through day 1 of filming where we ran into a few issues we are currently fixing. Should be done when we finish the R&D on our springs and spring seat locators after which we'll complete filiming, likely by next week, we'll see. Got some great products we're working with and some excellent companies who are working with us to make sure the end user gets the best results.

San Dimas Auto
Speed O Motive
Boso Garage
Lopez Crankshafts
L-CON Racecar Engineering
JE PISTONS
Apex Integration Inc.
WPC Treatment
Ferrea Racing Components
Tomei Japan/USA
TORCO Racing Oils
Hose Techniques
KKR TURBOS (AUSTRALIA)
ACL BEARINGS
KaaZ USA
Deatschwerks
SPEC CLUTCH
Phase 2 Motortrend
Driveshaft Shop
Syko Performance

We also have a short trailer which goes over the highlights of our first day around here somewhere...

cfrost · 01-31-2008, 11:13 AM

wow seems like that's going to be a hell of a motor

ALI's DRIFT GARAGE · 01-31-2008, 01:00 PM

Well, its going to be at the very least pretty bulletproof. The way that I went about doing this build is pretty conservative but with high quality parts and processes. Aside from the valve train everything internally was just beefed up but within stock sizing. Essentially it's what an average amateur could put together who doesn't know how different sizing relates to the finished product, and wouldn't know the first thing about why he'd have to go to an 87mm piston over a 86mm one, etc. Like me. I want to hammer on her pretty hard at the track and not worry about anything. So hopefully the formula of quality over quantity(displacement) works out for this first RB25 Build DVD.

01-07-2008, 02:19 PM	#1
ALI's DRIFT GARAGE Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 145	Update: Photos RB25 Build parts Some of you asked for it, here are some photos of some of the parts for our RB25 Build that we're featuring. And some views of our porting on the head. Head and Block components. JE Pistons, Ferrea Racing Components, Tomei, Deatschwerks, Speed O Motive (head work). Oh, and Penn tennis ball... Ferrea Valves, Stock valves on left of each. Intake Side of Ferrea Valves Ferrea Valve comparison close up, stock on left INTAKE SIDE Exhaust Side of Ferrea Valves Ferrea Valve comparison close up, stock on left EXHAUST SIDE Tomei Poncam Cams JE forged piston set plus pins and rings (all will be treated by http://WPCtreatment.com ) Deatschwerks 650cc Injectors Project Head ported and polished by Speed O Motive Intake side Intake side angled Exhaust side Exhaust side angled I'll post more pictures of the other parts going into this motor once I get around to it if I have time. Also I'll try to get a photo of the pistons, rings and pins after they get back from WPC plus the ACL bearings coming in this week.

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01-30-2008, 06:26 AM	#2
BOSS NGA Guest Posts: n/a	Nice build man.

01-30-2008, 02:54 PM	#3
ALI's DRIFT GARAGE Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 145	Boss CensoredCensoredCensoredCensoredCensored eh? I like your car by the way, pink valve covers are nice...pink is for pimps for sure. Thanks on the props, the build has already been through day 1 of filming where we ran into a few issues we are currently fixing. Should be done when we finish the R&D on our springs and spring seat locators after which we'll complete filiming, likely by next week, we'll see. Got some great products we're working with and some excellent companies who are working with us to make sure the end user gets the best results. San Dimas Auto Speed O Motive Boso Garage Lopez Crankshafts L-CON Racecar Engineering JE PISTONS Apex Integration Inc. WPC Treatment Ferrea Racing Components Tomei Japan/USA TORCO Racing Oils Hose Techniques KKR TURBOS (AUSTRALIA) ACL BEARINGS KaaZ USA Deatschwerks SPEC CLUTCH Phase 2 Motortrend Driveshaft Shop Syko Performance We also have a short trailer which goes over the highlights of our first day around here somewhere...

01-31-2008, 11:13 AM	#4
cfrost Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: shift-lock.net Posts: 499	wow seems like that's going to be a hell of a motor

01-31-2008, 01:00 PM	#5
ALI's DRIFT GARAGE Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 145	Well, its going to be at the very least pretty bulletproof. The way that I went about doing this build is pretty conservative but with high quality parts and processes. Aside from the valve train everything internally was just beefed up but within stock sizing. Essentially it's what an average amateur could put together who doesn't know how different sizing relates to the finished product, and wouldn't know the first thing about why he'd have to go to an 87mm piston over a 86mm one, etc. Like me. I want to hammer on her pretty hard at the track and not worry about anything. So hopefully the formula of quality over quantity(displacement) works out for this first RB25 Build DVD.