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im in the process of building my rb26/30... due to the JUN oil pumps being on back order from greenline coz they are so popular, how does the Trust oil pump go in comparison ($1100 delvrd) id take it as being trust item it would be pretty decent... also is there anything needed with these like those collars etc im not sure?

the head is from an r33 gtr

ben...

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im in the process of building my rb26/30... due to the JUN oil pumps being on back order from greenline coz they are so popular, how does the Trust oil pump go in comparison ($1100 delvrd) id take it as being trust item it would be pretty decent... also is there anything needed with these like those collars etc im not sure?

the head is from an r33 gtr

ben...

from what i have been told (so i cant garrente it) they are one and the same (same pump)

pete

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I believe its because the tomei pumps are three gears, not two like the others. They are probably the best of the best when it come to internal oil pumps. If we hadnt gone dry sump....i would have gone for a tomei pump.

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