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How To Find If My Engine Has Been Changed

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I had a car ran in nissans fast and it came back that the car was a RB25DE not a DET. Now i know thet car has a intercooler and the turbo dash and turbo how could i find out if the car has had an engine swap? or find out more about the car?

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Look at the blue Japanese manufacturers plate on the firewall and see if it has RB25DE on the engine code.

Thats just it the blue plate has that it is a DE but everything i can find on the car points to it being a DET. Do you know of anything that a DET has that a DE would not have?

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Brakes look big but cant say that i have ever seen the brakes on a N.A skyline so couldnt tell if thay are upgreded or not. They look the same as every ones pics in the (how to Anodize your brake calipers).

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ummm my r32 gtst has a silver gt badge, cause the s1 r32's had no choice in color. s2 on gave the choice of color of the gt badge to the buyer i thought. so they could pick silver, red or blue (obviously silver wasnt popular in s2 cause they were in s1)

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