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Custom Or Modified Sump For Rb25det?help Plz

kretch

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Hey I have a rb25det which is out of a stagea which is all wheel drive and the original sump incorporates the front diff however i want to put this engine in my cefiro. I have a normal rear wheel drive sump and it is not quite as wide and also the oil pick up is in a different spot (not by much though) does anyone know where i could get myn modified or a custom one made up if need be?? Thanks

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where are you located? might help people to suggest workshops local to you that could help you out.

Sumps arent too difficult to modify, but can be pricey,

show us a pic of the sump you have, you might be able to get it welded up to remove the front shafts like is done with the GTR sumps

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u better make sure they remove the front diff aswell, no point in keeping it

mind pm'ing me the price u got? i got a spare rb20det off a gts4 i cud use as a spare

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just an update got my sump back, dummy fit the engine in and the front of the sump only JUST touchs the front sway bar, so goin to do a bit of grinding and she should be all good, its a tight squeeze all round but.

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