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Hi all

This is my first post so bare with me.

I have just finished fabbing up an rb25de n/a manifold to suit gtr ITP's (off an r32 gtr). the modification of the manifold was relatively easy (for the purpose of running it with NOS) as was the other associated mods , a bit tight though , but now I'm faced with another problem which I'm sure with some input from you guys I can rectify. I have elected to keep the origonal engine loom which means that the wiring of TPS will be different , what I need to know is what colour wires go where , the TPS off the gtr is different to the 25de but since its only wiring this should not matter once the cofiguration is correct.

Any help would be much appreciated .

Cheers Pembo

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