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adding GTST loom to GTS head?

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Hi Guys,

I am trying to get all the bits and pieces together for an rb30det build. The car it is going into is an older skyline, so i am basically starting from nothing.

I bought an Rb25de engine (i THINK it is R33, as it looks to have the VCT hole in the head), which came with a cut up wiring loom and is probably missing a few sensors, and i bought an RB30E from an R31 skyline

I have also bought an RB25DET wiring loom, which i want to fit to the engine so that i can buy a cheap power-fc for tuning

my BIG question is, what sensors would i need to aquire to make the 25T loom work with the RB25DE?

thanks guys, i have spent hours searching the site for tidbits of info, but the only thing i have found so far is that a 2nd knock sensor may be required?

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i'm in pretty much the same boat as you - research has led me to the conclusion that you will need either the DE OR DET sensors as they are all the same (water temp, knock sensors, AFM etc) so just grab some from an R33 and you should be right ;)

you will need both of the DET knock sensors (not fully necessary but good to have) and they will screw straight into the RB30 block.

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