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08-08-2010, 06:15 PM | #632 |
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Just found this because i needed one. Quoted from nico.
I'm new here but I've been an Import Tech for over 15 years. I've done every things from Up grading brakes to full on engine builds! I've owned my own shop now for awhile. I believe in sharing information when I can with fellow car guys! I just thought there might be someone on here that could use this information! I just ordered a clutch slave cylinder from one of the big suppliers of RB swap parts out on the West coast! It was for a customers car. I payed $80 shipped for it. When it got here it was in a Centric Parts box. The little paper that came in the box said it was a Touge Racing Products RB25DET Slave Cylinder.It had the Centric part number removed. I got on the phone with Centric and sent them some pictures of the slave cylinder. They told me it was one of theirs but had the mounting holes drilled out. They gave me the part number. I called my local NAPA store and had them cross the number for me. I payed $16 for the same cylinder! All I had to do was drill out the holes! Here is the good stuff!! The part numbers!! Centric part# 13844106 NAPA (United) part # 37487 LUK part # LSC213 O'Reilly part# 37487 I hope this information helps! I hated giving $80 for a $16 dollar part that took someone an entire 60 seconds to make fit! Cheers, Jon
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08-10-2010, 02:54 PM | #634 |
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When it comes to oil coolers...
I just want to know where the oil thermostat is located. I understand that to properly install an oil cooler, you should get a sandwich adapter plate WITH a thermostat to ensure that the car gets to operating temperature (which is difficult with an no-thermostat installed oil cooler). So question is this: If I just buy a generic kit (from say Mishimoto) and the sandwich plate does NOT have a thermostat, can I just directly bolt it to where the oil filter bolts into? Or is it imperative that I bolt the Mishimoto sandwich plate directly to the block (and therefore is NOT a proper install, as I would not have a thermostat)? Thanks, Jeremy
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08-29-2010, 04:43 PM | #635 |
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do r34 rb25det turbos have a steel wheel? i just blew my ceramic turbo right after i installed a boost controller, which it only boosted up to 7.5 psi. Need some input from people. Find a cheap rb25 turbo, or go with the r34 rb25 one, which some people say that it does and some say that it doesn't have a steel wheel. Also will it hold more boost?
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I believe Z32 NA and TT use the same VSS, but I don't know for certain that it's the right signal for your HUD.
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08-31-2010, 12:29 PM | #639 |
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i have a extra rb20det and i am getting the head redone and i need some help cause i want to use a rb25 block. i have looked everynight on the net and have not found any answers to my qustions. some say that it will just be like a rb25 without the vtc and others say its gonna be like a rb22 or 23. i just want to see what u guys think. thanks
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Of course with an adapter it will bolt up to the manifold however, the rb26 t28's are tiny, yhey are smaller than an sr20's t25, if you use 2 of them then go for it but i wouldn't use it as a single unit on anything larger than maybe 1.6L and the downpipe would not fit nor would the intake side piping
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08-31-2010, 01:31 PM | #642 | |
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09-01-2010, 12:43 PM | #643 |
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Werrrrrrd i just did an RB swap last night literally. you dont have to bang the actual firewall but the transmisson tunnel. especially on the passenger side cause the starter. The RB was 25 that i swapped and we used McKinney mounts with the stock s14 kouki crossmember. it went smooth (as smooth as an RB swap can go). there is some fab required but not a crazy amount.
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its not a bad idea if you want to experiment. but its just gonna be considered a rb25 with a rb20 head. so it will stay a 2.5 liter to be honest i dont know what your results will be , but a rb20 head flows a little less then a rb25 head. for electrical install you're lucky, you wont have to change anything with your harness cause you are keeping your rb20 head. |
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nice ! for intake manifold, i know it sucks but you gotta go ebay or kontact KU engineering directly. i got mine from ebay but its still legit. |
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how would you get more compression with a head ? compression relies on how close the pistons come to the top of the head. RB20 compression ratio is 8.5:1 RB25 compression ratio is 9:1 so with him using the 25 block his compression will stay the same |
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well thanks for all of the help. i think my rb20 that i just put in this weekend is f..ked cause im getting a noise that sounds like the valves are hitting the piston and i dont know how that could be cause all of the timing marks are lined up so if anyone else has had this problem let me know. thanks again |
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sounds like loud lifters to me if your timing is all correct. dont forget the factory injectors. you can really hear them tick which could be mistaken for something. if it actually lifters, pull out the cams the lifters are right under them and all you gotta do to take them out is put a magnet to it and pull. see how they look , bleed them and put them back in. |
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RB lifter are self bleeding, Its in the FSM. You gotta hold the RPM's at like 2,000 for a few minutes or somthing.
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09-06-2010, 09:33 AM | #653 |
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just got my rb running one problem,
sounds strong and everything but when i give it gas (pedal to the floor) It takes days to get up to speed. as if the brakes are on but they are not. no boost leaks. any ideas? |
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09-07-2010, 10:04 PM | #658 |
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yeah they where bent but i got new ones and installed them just aiting on the head gasket but it will be back together this week just in time for the drift event yey
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09-13-2010, 03:04 PM | #660 |
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Ok noob question, do i need to use my s13 temp sensor (for the gauge cluster water temp) on the rb25 for the cluster temp to work? mine doesnt work after i hooked it up.
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