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hi there , i am new to this forum.

i owned a ceffy with rb20det. can i know wat is suitable to fit into rb20det from rb25 or rb26. is there anything from the other engines that can b fitted into my rb20det to improves the torque and the peformance of my ride. pls help me,

thankz

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yeah you can change the engine its self im sure a RB26 would improve the performance a bit haha...

you could use the turbo setup from a RB25 on your 20, also the tranny from a 25 is a bit stronger.

yeah you can change the engine its self im sure a RB26 would improve the performance a bit haha...

you could use the turbo setup from a RB25 on your 20, also the tranny from a 25 is a bit stronger.

bro, i thought to use back the rb20det and upgrade the engine performance. can u pls advice me wat is suitable parts that can b plug n play from rb25 n rb26 that can fit into my rb20det.

i am from malaysia, if i transplant to rb26 the roadtax will cost me a lot .....

that is y malaysia ppl cant really own a very large cc cars.

pls advice me ya

the rb25 turbo will fit your rb20 should be good for 200 - 210rwkw

the rb26 injectors will fit your rb20 fuel rail - but will require rb26 resistor pack

plus exhaust / intake / ecu / front mount intercooler / fuel pump / little bit more boost and you will notice a HUGE difference

the rb25 turbo will fit your rb20 should be good for 200 - 210rwkw

the rb26 injectors will fit your rb20 fuel rail - but will require rb26 resistor pack

plus exhaust / intake / ecu / front mount intercooler / fuel pump / little bit more boost and you will notice a HUGE difference

i am so sorry to ask , wat is he resistor pack ??

well, there are plenty of mechanics who knows how to mod RB engines from top to bottom, if u just ask them.....

and u have to have an idea how many whp do u want from that engine of yours, that will give us a rough idea what things u need and how much $$ u will have to spend

I'm driving a Cefiro with a RB20det, so maybe i can help u out, and i live in Malaysia also (KL)

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