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=== RB20DET Series Specifications ===  The 200ZR had the last straight six offered in a Z, the RB20DET. These early twin-cam RBs (identified by their red ribbed cam cover) run a relatively low 8.5:1 static compression ratio, 24 valve DOHC, and a ceramic wheeled turbocharger with an air-to-air intercooler fed by the 200ZRβs hood scoop. It also used a NICS dual-stage twin-runner ignition system, a hot-wire airflow meter, and direct-fire ignition. The RB20DET has a cast iron block and aluminum head. All RB engines have belt-driven camshafts and all cam lobes move only one valve. ===== RB20DET Specs: ===== | Spec | Value | |---|---| | Displacement | 1998 cc (122 cu. in) | | Bore and Stroke | 78.0 X 69.7 | | Compression Ratio | 8.5:1 | | Horsepower | 180 hp at 6400 rpm | | Torque | 23.0 kg-m (174 ft-lbs) at 3600 rpm | ===== RB20DET Camshaft Specs: ===== | Spec | Value | |---|---| | Duration Intake | 248Β° | | Duration Exhaust | 240Β° | | Lift Intake | 7.8mm | | Lift Exhaust | 7.8mm |
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