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Is Rb20 Coil Pack Wiring The Same As 25?

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hey does anyone else no. i have an rb25 neo that i got off a mate but he took the ignition module, coil packs and coil pack wiring. can i just use this stuff from my rb20 if i cut them in or not????

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hey does anyone else no. i have an rb25 neo that i got off a mate but he took the ignition module, coil packs and coil pack wiring. can i just use this stuff from my rb20 if i cut them in or not????

They are different so you wont be able to use your RB20 ones.

If it was an RB25DE then yes you could but not the DET or NEO :wave:

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cheers mate. so im chasing rb25de coile packs and wiring and cam sensor and wiring, and that should be all sweet??? cheers for your help

They are different so you wont be able to use your RB20 ones.

If it was an RB25DE then yes you could but not the DET or NEO :P

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cheers mate. so im chasing rb25de coile packs and wiring and cam sensor and wiring, and that should be all sweet??? cheers for your help

Ah sorry i just reread my post and its not as clear as it should be :P

If you had an RB25DE (motor you were using) then you could use your RB20 coils/wiring/sensors, but as you are using the NEO motor you cant use your RB20 bits nor 25DE, ONLY NEO parts.

Therefor you will have to get a hold of the parts you need from another NEO motor or sell that and buy a 25DE.

Hope that makes more sense now???

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