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Jetwreck Grand Master

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Would the switch mod make any noticeable difference in a 250RS?

Just trying to get as much out of the 25 as possible before it goes.

but your's should be quite quick off the mark anyway!.....it's the VQ25DD with the 4 speed aye?.....should be 4:3 diff or something!

Sunkist Grand Master

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you said something else you sod.

well yeh RVO and Kewish both said an RE4 is better as you can fit a larger and thicker clutch plates or packs.. and the fact that people have modded them so much

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you said something else you sod.

well yeh RVO and Kewish both said an RE4 is better as you can fit a larger and thicker clutch plates or packs.. and the fact that people have modded them so much

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chad bob Enthusiast

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Hey guys,

Can any of you post a picture / basic description of which wire we are talking about? I'd like to throw a switch in my 300RX and see if I get the same results in an NA stag. Might be handy for the non turbo owners out there. :thumbsup:

Also the computer's clandestine grip on my throttle application is annoying me to no end!

chad bob Enthusiast

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Having trouble finding the VQ25DD / VQ30DD Pinout.

Do you have any idea where this wire goes at the input end? Eg: is there just a switch on the brake pedal with one wire for the brake lights and one for the BPP? If so, I'm keen to cut both and re-connect the one that makes the lights go :cheers:

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