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Difference Between Rb25det Series 1 And 2 Cams

13thracer

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I would think that they would fit i think it would be the ones from the NEO RB's that wouldn't.

but would there be a reason to change to them anyway...

its not like they would give much of a boost in performance ...

are you building an engine or something and you can them cheap?

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i have a set of hks cams for a series one laying around and am looking at buying a 33 in the near future so am wondering if they could be fitted to a series 2 engine if i ended up buying a series 2 33

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i have a set of hks cams for a series one laying around and am looking at buying a 33 in the near future so am wondering if they could be fitted to a series 2 engine if i ended up buying a series 2 33

well you can, if you buy a pre sept 97 S2

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well you can, if you buy a pre sept 97 S2

I bought what I was told was a series 2 from a wrecker now it has series 2 coil packs and harness but I have been told that it has series one CAS is there any way I can find this out before I by some cams

Cheers :rofl:

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I bought what I was told was a series 2 from a wrecker now it has series 2 coil packs and harness but I have been told that it has series one CAS is there any way I can find this out before I by some cams

Cheers :rofl:

do a search about cams, there was one with a guy from europe with an issue, has a cad drawign of the cams setup for the CAS.

s1 def have a half moon key on the CAS.

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