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Heya about to buy a car and it has me stumped what gearbox it is . It has tel tale signs of being a 25 box but then some of a rb20. the box is behind a 25det



- the bellhousing casting looks like 33 box



- speedo sensor looks like a mechanical one, but could of had a conversion



- And the most important piece of information is the way the slave cylinder bolts on. i was under the understanding that the 33's bolted on horizontally were as the 20 boxes were vertical ??



any help much appreciated i am ready to buy the car as im in sydney and need to know so feel free to msg me details on 0459302735



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Wrong place to post but anyway,<br /><br />RB20 boxes have the slave mounted horizontally. <br />In RB25 boxes have the shifter mounted on a slanted angle whereas RB20 boxes the shifter is mounted flat. <br />If it tapers down to fairly thin then it's most likely a 20 box as 25 boxes are a bit larger.

Upon looking at the photos (which i have seen before). It looks like a 25 box as stated as the gearbox looks pregnant were as the 20 one looks like its sucking its gut in. the slave is bolted horizontally so pretty much does a VLT box bolt like that ??

Edited by reeceo21

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