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hey guys

just a question if i replace my rb20 redtop with a rb20 silvertop or even might be thinking of a rb25 (engine, gear box, ecu & loom) will i have to get the engine tuned to suit my hr31 passage if it comes straight out of a running r32? or will it still run fine?

also are there any mods i should know about to do the conversion?

cheers for the help guys

_Ryan_ Grand Master

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use the loom and standard ECU of the motor you put in.... and put an RB25 in there, Phantom32 is selling one out of his R32 for ONLY 1500... i have seen people pay that much for RB20's!

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use the loom and standard ECU of the motor you put in.... and put an RB25 in there, Phantom32 is selling one out of his R32 for ONLY 1500... i have seen people pay that much for RB20's!

can i reuse my original loom thats in the car already? for either a rb20 or rb25??? or are they both different?

cheers

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