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Rb25det R33 & R34 Neo Rb25det Differences?


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R34 NEO's have different throttle(traction control) different cam angle sensor, solid lifters, fully variable inlet cam/valve timing, smaller combustion chambers, slightly different exhaust manifold, slightly different turbo with bigger exhaust housing, flat top pistons, top feed injectors, bigger intercooler, and different coil mountings, i think thats it?

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Valve lash by bucket + shim arrangement on Neo, similar to RB26 setup.

More like a vg30, as a neo has the shim ontop of the bucket, wheras the rb26 is underneath(and a real pain)And one of the valves are bigger than an rb25(cant remember if its in or ex)

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