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RB25DET conversion in R32

CerealKiller

By CerealKiller,
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so, it would be easiest to keep the NEO computer

so how do i connect up all the ancillaries such as sensors, climate control, steering, emissions crap to the R34 loom?

has anyone here done this exact conversion? how did u go about wiring up the computer?

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Rb25 conversion don't have to be expensive as long as you get the right engine..

I am just doing it because I know how much I like the rb25.. just the r33 is a little large / expensive in my eyes.. so i sold it and setting up my r32 into what the R33 was and much more.

I am doing an RB25 conversion early next year.. cost should be around $2000 accounting for sale of rb20det and even a manual conversion thrown in. Only because I like a good challenge and want to DIY.

Everything I have needed, or will be needed can be found in the forums for half what many would pay in the "real" world.. its a wonderful place.

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