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Hi im looking to build another engine for my old VK holden it currently has for the past 10 years an rb30 out of an early

skyline.Its getting pretty tired and i have quite a collection of parts i would like to use for this rebuild

I have a

rb30 block

rb20det head

rb25det inlet/exhaust manifolds

injectors and fuel rail

Can anyone see any problems with these part matching

if so i would also if all was to run fine then hook up a std rb25 turbo/manifold

i know its not for a skyline but my other car is.......................

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Some one will correct if Im wrong but I don't think the 20 head will fit on the 30 and the 25 manifolds wont fit on the 20 head, better of going down the proven path of the single can rb30 or use the 25 head.

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Thread closed. Believe it or not, but since SAU started more than 7 years ago, this topic has been discussed before.

Please use the search function in future. It may be found here:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=search&search_in=forums

While we understand that it can be frustrating to have your thread closed - Please consider that other members may feel it to be disrespectful and selfish of you to post a simple question, without using the search feature to review the wealth of information provided by said members over the years.

If you still feel that this action is unjust, then please PM me and we can discuss it further.

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