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RB26DETT into GTS-4??? can it be done???????how hard is it????

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in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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ahhhhhhhhhhh! no one has tyed to do it with a R33 hey??

I have a Series2 R33 GTS-4 4door with an RB26DETT :D

Unfortunatly I bought the car like this, so I'm unsure about the gearbox, but I was told that a GTR item was used.

The ATESSA system from the GTS4 is still in place & functioning fine.

I have worked out that the car still has it's original 4.3:1 Rear Diff, Front Diff is GTR 4.11:1. I will be cahanging the rear diff to match the front ASAP!

Using R32 GTR Brakes front & rear

Using GTR fuel pump & ECU.

My advise is that unless you have a 4 Door, just sell your car & buy a GTR!

They look much better as well :D

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