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lol confusing....apparently R32 and R33 series 1 is the same. So if R33s turbo and non turbo are the same too..... or are you referring to series 2 that are the same? :P

...or maybe all of them are the same (except R34)....

Edited by TyresBro

i did some looking into this but mainly from the RB25 Neo side of things. i saved this little bit of info that i got from Nissan Fast that might be of some use to you.

R34's, regardless of turbo or non turbo, all go off manufacture date.

05/1998 - 10/1999 use 22680-31U00 alternative p/n: 22680-31U05

10/1999 - on use 22680-31U05

R33's, regardless of turbo or non turbo, all go off manufacture date.

08/1993 - 01/1995 use 22680-02U00

01/1995 - on use 22680 31U00 alternative p/n: 22680-31U05

from that you can take that late model (S2) R33's use the same AFM as R34's. early model (S1) R33's are different and i cant comment on if the R32 RB20 is the same. also turbo and non-turbo models use the same AFM. you need to find out what model ECU you have to know which AFM to track down.

Edited by QWK32

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