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hey y'all. sorry to start up a new thread like this but it seems that the topic has changed now. im lookin into transplantin a rb25NEO but the guys are hyperdrive rekon it cant be done? Alotta u guys seeem to think its a str8 ECU swap + motor swap. The guys at hyperdrive say u cant just swap harness and ecu. Who am i to believe??? lol, cheers for all ur help guys.

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what part of this simple task do Hyperdrive think can't be done?

HKS34R sent both his harnesses to the guys at http://www.quickfitmotorsport.com.au they sorted it out and the only thing the mechanics had to do was fit the engine and plug the ECU and sensors in.

lol. looks like sst can do it no worries. They just told me to laff at hyperdrive as they think the job is a 3 day job. All thats need is my old engine in case some minor components need to be swapped. oi cheers 666dan, you been a great help

have u ask sst for a quote on turbo conversion? and where do u source the neo rb25 from and for how much. b interested to know.

thanx

what part of this simple task do Hyperdrive think can't be done?

HKS34R sent both his harnesses to the guys at http://www.quickfitmotorsport.com.au they sorted it out and the only thing the mechanics had to do was fit the engine and plug the ECU and sensors in.

Yep. Very simple swap, once the harnesses are sorted out. Would be worth checking Quickfit out. They were a big help in my conversion!!

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