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Difference Between Series Rb25, 02/97 And 09/97 Cams

4dr wannaslide

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i got a set of tomei poncams and for a rb25det, year of make 02/97 series 2, but they they sent me a sent of 09/97 onwards cams and i only relized after i put the inlet cam looked the same, but when i try to put the exhaust cam in the cam angle sensor didnt fit the driver.......................... so wat i want to know do i have to send the inlet cam back or r they the same, dont realy want to take it back out, exhaust cam is ready to send back.......... so inlet the same or not?

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Talk to the ppl you brought the cams of in regards to whether they want both cams returned or just the one ..

i had the same concern as your sell as to which cam to buy for a series 2 25t and going by the spec's on the years for the cams you needed to buy the series 1 cam because of the crank angle sensor drive change later in the 97 onwards range.. Not 100% sure if there is difference's in inlet cam's for different year models but just ask them..

brought hks instead and thankfully i ordered to correct ones and they sent the correct ones . cas fitted perfectly ..

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