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Are the FACTORY 5 speed RB20DET gearbox's, fork, pivot ball, the same as all other RB20DET R32 gearbox's

I have a 5 speed manual Factory build Cefiro and have blown up my gearbox and have just ordered and received a RB20DET from a R32 after many many issues (clutch and other ) I have put the gearbox in and found that I don't have the full reach of my clutch and is bearly driveable ( grindes nearly every gear)

Clutch master and slave are brand new but still unable to get any pressure to my clutch and seems I am unable to fully disengage the clutch hence the grinding.

I have asked around and people seem to think that either the fork, throw bearing, bell housing or all the above are different from FACTORY 5 speed RB20DET Cefiro to the RB20DET R32 Skyline.

PLEASE help

Billy

Have had a made look into it for me and have now found the real problem. No sprigot bush!! BUT in saying this the last box I took out didnt have one aswell but still worked fine.

Having a auto engine put in after I blew the previous one up sprigot bush was never put in but did not seem to effect the driving of the gearbox/engine??

Go figure

Well getting one during the week and will let you know how it went

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