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Quickest Way For Fix R33 Rb20 Fuel Injectors (A4600)

L-u-k-e

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Hey All,

I've been trying for a few days now to track down replacement fuel injectors for an RB20E. It uses stock A4600 injectors which seem rather hard to find. Best I can do at the moment is some $1200 and 3 week wait - sounds more like the cost of a new engine! Posts in Wanted-To-Buy have turned up no results. Would it be cheaper / faster to upgrade the whole fuel system / engine to RB25? Atleast I might pickup a turbo for the money rather than some boring old fuel injectors.

Thoughts or advice?

Luke

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StevenCJR31

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Are your injectors top feed? if so then you will find that R32 RB20det will fit and R32 RB25de injectors will fit,. . . stock R33 RB25DET injectors are SIDE feed and unlikely to go on your stock intake manifold without a fight

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drop in a 25... I think you have the worst combo motor the skylines came out with... 2 litre, non turbo, single overhead cam. wouldn't put to much money on it...

if you stick with the n/a route I have seen n/a 25de's go for about $600-900 complete, turbo 25de's about 1500-2000.

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WYTSKY

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http://www.skylinesa...__fromsearch__1

searched rb25de in private sale parts. $700 :) I know that it was posted a couple of months ago, but as an example.

http://www.skylinesa...__fromsearch__1

This was posted decemeber last year, "rb25det long motor not 100% sure on condition only idle it in car no noises no smoke

car had 66000ks on it, sat in a shed for 8 years after accident $800 firm"

http://www.skylinesa...__fromsearch__1

This was posted Sep last year, but has been active up to 2 weeks ago....

"RB25DE non Turbo with 4WD sump (comes with loom + ECU) $600" he is in melb too.

You get the idea.... search, stay vigilant, and ye shal find :)

I see heaps of these going on here, just gotta check every day for something new.

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