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Skyline Rb25de 5 Speed Tranny Same As Rb25det Tranny ?

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Hey everyone ,

As the title suggests can anyone advise 100% for sure whether the RB25DE (non Turbo) 5 Speed Transmission is the same as RB25Det (Turbo) Transmission ? Does anyone know if they will interchange without problem ? Both cars by the way are 1997 series 2 variants.

Secondly does the series 1 and series 2 , 5 speed RB25det Trannys differ , are they interchangable without problem ?

PLEASE HELP !

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Don't know if this helps, but when looking at short shifters, the listing on them states that one type will fit the r32 turbo and 33 non turbo,, the turbo for the R33 was a different shifter to the non turbo,,,,

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John

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Don't know if this helps, but when looking at short shifters, the listing on them states that one type will fit the r32 turbo and 33 non turbo,, the turbo for the R33 was a different shifter to the non turbo,,,,

cheers

John

Thanks for the Tip John ! Anyone else with some more precise information ? PLEASE Im desperate here !

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you'll find the information elsewhere on here.. but I am pretty positive they are not the same strength as the turbo box, more in line with the RB20 box. So don't go thinking they will hold up similarly.

They look different as well, the rb25det box is pretty fat and has a lot of ribbing on the side.. the DE one isn't. The DE one is also worth next to nothing, probably for good reason.

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