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Hi All,

Can anybody confirm whether or not the power steering pump used on the r33 series 1 Skyline (RB25DET), would be the same as that used on a 1997 Stagea.

I have a feeling that my power steering pump is on its way out and I now have an opportunity to grab one off an RB25DET engine from a series 1 r33.

Cheers

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Hi All,

Can anybody confirm whether or not the power steering pump used on the r33 series 1 Skyline (RB25DET), would be the same as that used on a 1997 Stagea.

I have a feeling that my power steering pump is on its way out and I now have an opportunity to grab one off an RB25DET engine from a series 1 r33.

Cheers

Yeah exactly the same. Will bolt straight on.

That's voices, not noises!!!! And atm their saying "go on 4cfed, you know she wants it..... go on, just give it to her" - more boost, that is!!!!!  :aroused:

I keep telling my wife that the stagea is wispering the same thing to me, I'm sure it wants a little more boost.

Cheers ICE

  • 2 weeks later...
If the pump is the same how come the Stageas steering is so much lighter than an R33?

Stagea steering is lighter than a GTST because it has way less caster. Lighter than a GTR because of the narrower tyre width and less wheel offset.:D

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