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RB26DETT: why the Skyline's twin-turbo still matters
Three decades on, the engine that defined a generation of Japanese performance — and the myth that grew around it.
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Three decades on, the engine that defined a generation of Japanese performance — and the myth that grew around it.
Two straight-sixes, two philosophies, and a rivalry that says more about their owners than their engineering.
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