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Stagea Rb25 In To R33

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hey guys

im replacing my motor in my 96 r33 gts that has died while also fixing the front end of a damaged 97 series one stagea.

ive found a series one stagea front cut with all the stuff i need and a rb25det, the guy told me that there is a differnece between the r33 rb25 and stagea rb25 as im going to use that block and head.

i was wondering what it is that is different as he could not tell me and i have not seen the front cut or stagea motor yet. is it easily changed/fixed.

cheers guys coops

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depends if its RWD or 4wd. If its a RWD motor then they are pretty much the same, Theres a couple of different things on the motor to suit auto's tho but this is no problem. However if its 4wd theres a fair bit more work to make it fit in your 33.

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