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I just recently got myself a r33 rb25det and i need to change the timing belt can anybody tell me how many teeth they have and the width they are cuz its so hard to get an answer from a mechanic!??? NEED TO KNOW ASAP BEFORE I f**k MY ENGINE!

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A Nissan dealership should be able to get you a belt. It should be the same belt for all RB25DET (and probably RB25DE, RB20DE)

If all else fails NENGUN sells the HKS belts:

http://nengun.com

Part no: 24999-AN001

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Dayco do them:

94988 - Just the timing blet itself.

KTBA173 - Is the complete kit, with idler, seal and tensioner.

As was said, they're exactly the same across that family of engine, from RB20DET, right thorugh to RB26DETT.

If you're chasing prices let me know...

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I paid $59 for my nissan timing belt... thats with the trade card & from my local Nissan who know me extremely well after years of owning imports! Think Trade price is around $73.00 and retail is about $90.00

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