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Hey guys.

Wanting to put a TPS on my aftermarket throttle body.

Just wondering if anyone know what fits?

Can I just run the standard rb25 tps into it?

The motor is a rb25/30 in a r32 and the tps was originally 3 wire.

I have the run new wires to the ecu as they're not there anymore and the ecu itself is Microtech lt10s.

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Might be useful info for you but I just brought a new R33 GTR TPS to replace mine which has a big single throttle body only to discover when i went to swap them that the one on it is from a S13 or 240SX or Infiniti something.? Number on the back of the TPS is

A22-641 921. Whereas the R33 GTR one is A22-648 J11, they rotate different directions. When they are mounted the GTR one rotates clockwise and the other is anti clockwise, according the arrow on the back".........

No sure if this is of any assistance, but there it is.

Ps Just had a good look at those pics and neither will go on that throttle body /-;

Edited by tricstar

ok after a very frustrating 30 minutes down at Nissan, cancel the info above.. the one I have A22-641 921 is not off either of those cars and may be off a nissan V8 G50 or something ?? :wacko:

Starting my own thread now... hope I get more help than I have been to you !

Edited by tricstar

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