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Looking to convert my RB20E to an RB25DET.

Does anyone have one availble. looking around round the $1000- $1800 range.

complete engine with all accesories, doesnt have to be with turbo an that seeing i am still on my p's.

cheers,

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RB20E?

If your still on P's your better off saving your money and doing up a 25DET out of the car till you get your opens then chuck the turbo engine in.

Will be easier and better for you

You will get alot of similar answers to this, its the smartest way to go about it

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i was thinking about that but i cant afford keeping both engines. i can only have one and im going for the rb25det. im still learning about these cars an i cant really afford to keep the rb20e. it needs work done to it an its just costing me more money then i need to. i just dont have time atm an im willing to do this if i can make it work.

any info just let me know, cheers

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