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  1. I would have that repaired in the near future.

    That's an important part of the chassis, it would be a concern when it comes to a roadworthy check too.

    As mentioned before It would take a while to fix that, carefully seperating the rail from the spot welds and welding another rail in it's place.

    It's definitely worth fixing if you intend to keep it, plus it's a GTR!

  2. Today I rang Nissan to get a price on an R33 RB25DET oil pump.

    I was told that in the R33 series there is 17 different types of oil pumps (rb20-26). There are also more than 2 different oil pumps list for the 25det. I'm not sure which one to get and which one would fit.

    I've read back through all the pages and know that the later R33 RB25DET requires the JUn adaptor, I'm after the direct fit pump.

    I was asked for a chassis number so the right oil pump could be matched to the engine, I dont have a skyline so that would be rather difficult.

    If anyone could pass their vin number or the part number onto me who has used their 25 oil pump on a 30det would be much appreciated. :P

  3. p.s. where do you get new studs for them from? they have two different threads on each end :confused: which is weird, i imagine they'd have to come from nissan..... i shudder to think of the price

    I bought 2xRB30 studs from Nissan, it's only $5.

    I'm not using the smaller studs where the spring sits up against.

  4. interesting piece of trivia:  

    the 152-tooth Dayco 94407 timing belt is the same as that used on the Audi (Passat?) 1.8 litre twin turbo engines in their newer model cars. it is, however, much more expensive to buy it from an Audi dealer, trust me!

    Yes that's right, it suits the 1.8L motor used in VW passats and Audi A4's. Going by engine codes they would be the same motor.

    The belts costs approx $40 from most auto parts shops.

    I'd check my 94407 belt but its stored among the other parts.

  5. I belive so.  Or I should say I hope so, as Im putting a GTR one in the car tomorrow... (car being rb20 powered).

    Umm, I didnt word that properly.  They should both bolt up, I dont think they are actually the same tho.

    Speaking from experience, I've tried fitting a R32 gtr clutch to a 32 Rb26 with an Rb20det box, I found the diameter of the input shaft to be different, the GTR driven plate wouldnt slide onto the Rb20det input shaft.

    From memory there are 2 different sized/spline GTR clutches. ;)

  6. I have a R33 N1 5 spd which I will be converting to RWD.

    From what I've read (but not seen) is that the rear of the gearbox's internals is removed (for the front) and the rear extenstion housing modified (reduce in size).

    I have dismantled and rebuilt gearboxes in the past, but not GTR ones, the gearbox is going behind a RB30DET in a 240Z. The shifter seems to be postioned further back than on other RWD boxes, in the pics attached it looks like a shifter could be mounted further forward. :confused:

    If anyone can contribute it would be appreciated as the info on the net is sketchy at the best of times.

    Lots of progress pics to come ;)

  7. nothing is for sure but anything is possible, there are controlers for extra injectors and even 2 extra injectors, Ems can custom make their computers, maybe they can make a 6cylinder twin injector capable computer

    I believe LINK do something similar, the advan r33 GTR/GTS4 uses 12 injectors.

  8. With the price of fuel becoming a joke I'm keen at changing the RB25DET to LPG.

    With 107-109 there would be no problems with octane ratings, the only place that i can find that does Efi style of gas conversions are these guys:

    www.gas-injection.com

    PS: Look at the 20V 4AGE

    Are the valve seats on Rb25's strong enough for cope with LPG and has anyone done it before?

    i'm keen to see if it can be used with a powerfc :confused:

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