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not meaning to revive an old thread but if anyone is after an adaptor for doing this Otaku Garage now sell them.
https://www.otakugarage.com.au/product/rb26-intake-manifold-adaptor-rb25-rb20/

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On 9/28/2016 at 10:00 PM, Sammit said:

not meaning to revive an old thread but if anyone is after an adaptor for doing this Otaku Garage now sell them.
https://www.otakugarage.com.au/product/rb26-intake-manifold-adaptor-rb25-rb20/

Hi there 

I have bought used rb26 intake, and got surprised when I knew it should need the adapter!

Is buying this adapter worth it? Since high copy of geaddy now a days around ~300 usd ...

Also main question in my mind: how much this will make difference? My mechanical said 20~30 hp but I really think this might be not true ...

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