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R32 Gtr With Long Nose Crank

Don Dada

By Don Dada,
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Am i correct to assume that ALL R32 gtr that come with a pull type gearbox also have the improved long nose R33 type crank???

No not correct earlier R32 GTR were push clutch an the non preferable short nose requiring a crank collar crank

mine is an 89 an was this way now has a collar

Later R32's were R33 style oil pump drive an pull clutch ala R33 as well

Not 100% on the year this changed though

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Would of been nice if someone actually knows when the crank was changed for sure going by the engine number and not using the clutch type as a guide

That should make those r32 guys a little more comfortable knowing what they have and how hard they can rev it :D

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The Oil Drive problem was fixed by Crankshaft with part #12200-05U02, which was introduced in Feb of 93. Therefore, any R32 GTR produced in/after March, 93 was fixed,

while those produced in/before January, 93 were not. Those produced in Feb 93 were on the border so they could be fixed or not.

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Just another question on the same subject i have noticed that there are 2 oil pump part numbers for R32s. I am assuming that these were changed at the same time but dose anyone know what the actual differences are? And more importantly are they interchangeable?

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