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hey, im lookin for a skyline r32 gtst 4 door, but i want to get an engine conversion to a rb25 non turbo, as new p plate laws dont allow us to drive turbo. im really keen on the 4 door skyline, but cant afford a r34 and dont like the r33.

how much will it cost me if anyone knows to get the engine coversion from the rb20t to rb25 non turbs, and is ther anythin else i would hav to do or consider in this change, will the car run ok? will the turbo stock parts have to be changed??

please help!

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hey mate,

If you sold your rb20det you should be able to fund most of what you want to do with the sale. You could pick up a rb25de from a r33 fairly cheap and drop it in, but the r33's have vct (variable cam timing) and you'll need to use the r33 harness and ecu to run it properly or you could try and source a rb25de from a r32 which has no vct, but they are pretty rare to find.

Other than finding the motor, everything should be fairly easy to bolt up. Your gearbox is exactly the same as a r33 rb25de anyway so thats all good, then you would just need to plug in the correct ecu and get a suitable exhaust made up, which isnt all that hard. Or just buy a stock na skyline...

A person on here by the name of dori32 is selling his 4 door GTS-t with RB25DE on here. Mint car.

Link is here: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Fs...-S-t226028.html

It's also on Carsales.

I also own a 4 door R32 with RB25DE. They are excellent.

What state are you in?

-Jimmy.

Edited by -Jimmy-

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