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anyone knows the part number of the rb25det afm? the reason i'm asking is that i believe i have the rb20 det afm on my car(its a conversion from an rb20det) or are they  both the same? any info would help alot

thanx

I've got a R33 series 2, and my AFM has a pink label with "22680 31U00 A36-608" written on a silver background up top with "E60" printed next to it in silver.

"5Z12A" is writen (looks like its been stamped) below the above codes.

hope that helps

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I've got a R33 series 2, and my AFM has a pink label with "22680 31U00 A36-608" written on a silver background up top with "E60" printed next to it in silver.

"5Z12A" is writen (looks like its been stamped) below the above codes.

hope that helps

thanx for the reply MRK but what i forgot to mention was that i have a series1 damn,, anyone else has the series one?

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