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i have an r33 gts n/a 1996 s2 rwd model skyline, my engine has gone due to stupid lil mistake..

i have found a rb25de motor but has come out of GTS-4 s2 1997 ....

now would that motor fit in my car or not ? due to not sure if i have to change the diff ratio and shit .....

if any one could let me know or help me out would love it ..

thanx for ya time doug

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Just swap the awd sump out for the rwd and you should be good.

AFAIK, the sumps are not intertchangeable. You will have to get an adapter, or have a sump custom made.

Other than that, the engine will be a simple bolt-in.

you will need to have the sump modified.

i just put a stagea 4wd RB25 into an R33 gtst and the sump's were NOT interchangable... i'm going to assume your situation will be the same

  • 3 weeks later...

Sumps are interchangable with a fair bit of modifying either sump can be used 4wd or rwd sumps both require modifications to work in this application have done quite a fair few of these if you need one modded up with nice tig welding bit of sand blasting and power coating give me a call can also just cut and shut if you need.

cheers

Glenn

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