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Don’t know if I am posting this in the right section but I’m sure it will get move if it’s wrong.

Anyway, I have a R32 GTST with an RB25DET (R34) engine, the previous owner had a VL gearbox and SR20 clutch in, and now it all needs replacing, I wanted to put an R33 GTST gearbox in but my mechanic says I would need to replace my dash as the speedo cable is different (R32’s is mechanical or something to that affect).

Anywho my point is, has anyone done this conversion from a R32 to an R33 gearbox, and is there a way around the replacing the dash?

Thanks guys

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I need to know the same thing. Come on guys somebody must know what has to be done.

I know the tailshaft has to be changed to the 33 end. A different g/box cross member. Which clutchs are used in them, are they pull or push like the 32.

change the speedo sender over for the mechanical one...

it doesn't really matter whether they are push or pull as they can be changed over when you do the conversion. R33 is pull.

its all on here around the place.. use that search button.

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