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I dont think they are open anymore, or atleast not doing that well... I havent seen them down BWCP in about 18months either.

hey josh ttr are great company :closedeyes::spam: (joke)

remember when a certian person was telling u and your dad that it was fine to run a td06 on a rb25 with stock injectors and i said other wise and what happened to the motor after it ran down willowbank ?????

but meah sooo long ago and the memorys i have of that place

but to the guy that want to do this conversion theres plenty of sau members that will offer and hand to to the job some will offer great advice also if u want to learn about your car this is a great way to find out

Can help with the wiring. I have done a few now. Excellent conversion, I even did one for my fathers R32 at the start of this year. He loves it!

I have personally done 2 now and have done them over a weekend with a hand from my bro-in-laws.

Cheers

I've heard nothing but good comments about this man, however make sure he leaves the brother-in-law at home :closedeyes:

i have done a few of these conversions now.

if your after a harness, give me the RB20 engine loom, and the RB25 loom and $350 and you'll have yourself a complete wiring loom that plugs stright on. if you have an R33 microtech, is it plug and play? If so, then as i stated above will be the way to go.

As for the motor, it will bolt stright onto your crossmember, however, as stated earlier in this thread, you will need a modified gearbox crossmember.

I can also do your tailshaft, as mentioned by showbag on the 1st page, i do tailshafts for a living, and trust me, you dont want to do any dodgey stuff in this department. I can build you a complete 1 piece tailshaft, brand new that will cop 350rwkw for $450. I use billet slip yoke and high tensile steel tube.

If you need intercooler pipe modification i can also help in this department, as with the exhaust, but the RB20 exhaust will bolt strauight up if both your RB20 and RB25 have standard turbos.

PM me if you need anymore info, i'll be glad to help.

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