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very simple question

do the r34 gt rb25de neo run some sort of coil pack mount or do the coils bolt dirrectly to the engine block. The engine i purchased has splitfires in it but they dont bolt down. I checked the model of coil packs with splitfire themselves and they say i have r34 ones. if the na engines do run a mounting bracket where can i get one second hand?

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You're probably missing the mounting brackets. Two piece (3 coil packs per piece) bolted to the head.

My Neo doesn't have any such bracket? Just threaded holes in the head, two holes for each coilpack. Coilpacks have a little black rubber bracket on each side, but this appears to me to be built into them.

yeah. mine dosnt have that. mines just one bolt in the centre where you have two. i checked on a mates 1998 r34 gt coupe and he has the same setup as me. but dont worry. made myself some brackets today using aluminium and there in there solid as.

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