Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

Not sure about the crank but I would assume they are. The block may be different depending if it is a series 2 or 1 r33 block since the 33 S1 didn't have vct the oil galley will be different to the 34 head

Not sure about the crank but I would assume they are. The block may be different depending if it is a series 2 or 1 r33 block since the 33 S1 didn't have vct the oil galley will be different to the 34 head

All Rb25's have vct

The way to find out would be to compare a standard piston with your CP ones . I think the chamber sizes are different R33 R34 DET heads so you would need to buy R34GTt specific pistons to get the static CR right .

Should always measure anyway , cheers A .

all parts are for r33det, only the block and crankshaft is from r34. The CP piston used is SC7305 (which has 9:1CR 86.5mm). The compression height for for the 9:1CR and 8.5:1CR is the same.

"CP Pistons said that the valve reliefs are the same for both the 8.5 and 9.0 pistons. They say they design the pistons to accept high lift and +1.0mm oversized valves."

If the above is true, than r34 block or crankshaft is different to r33. Has anyone done this before (ie using r34 block/crankshaft and everything else are to suit r33)?

Will measure the stock piston.

I know for sure that r34 and r33 pistons are different (different in compression height.

Can you take a picture of how far it protrudes above the deck and post it on here?

all parts are for r33det, only the block and crankshaft is from r34. The CP piston used is SC7305 (which has 9:1CR 86.5mm). The compression height for for the 9:1CR and 8.5:1CR is the same.

"CP Pistons said that the valve reliefs are the same for both the 8.5 and 9.0 pistons. They say they design the pistons to accept high lift and +1.0mm oversized valves."

If the above is true, than r34 block or crankshaft is different to r33. Has anyone done this before (ie using r34 block/crankshaft and everything else are to suit r33)?

Will measure the stock piston.

I know for sure that r34 and r33 pistons are different (different in compression height.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Similar Content

  • Latest Posts

    • I know it's an entirely different engine, but I noticed practically 0 difference removing or adding 2x 3in (5inch body) 400cell cats (one in each bank) with regards to sound. So changing the cat to change drone I suspect will have very very, very, very, very, very very minimal impact.
    • 200 cell cat will probably help. Do you have room to tee off a Helmholtz resonator anywhere along the exhaust? These can do wonders for drones, with a little experimentation with regards to length.
    • The car revs up through the gears much better/faster now, and fuel consumption doesn't really seem to have be affected either on a Hwy cruise, which wasn't expected  The FAB9 intake manifold has been problematic sourcing though, I've contacted Plasmaman to ask about their intake, which you can get different runner lengths spec'd, and, their different options for throttle bodies  The only real physical drawback with the Plasmaman intake is how to connect it to my current OEM style airbox, as FAB9 make a OEM style back half of the airbox to suit the larger diameter throttle body, and all that is required is a 30°bend silicone pipe to mate the throttle body to the airbox Car also goes in for some exhaust work in a week or so to fit the biggest resonator they can fit clearance wise in the front pipe to help remove some of the drone, there isn't alot of realestate under there, a rough guesstimation is it will only be about 3-400mm long and maybe 90-100mm diameter, and with a 60mm exhaust that doesn't leave alot of space for the internal volume of the resonator to do its thing I'm thinking I may need to bin the "high flow" 100 cell cat for something a bit more substantial, yeah, and restrictive, like a 200-400 cell, to help, but, I have ample room for a really large bodied cat to replace the current one which has around a 4" diameter body I may look around in the recycling bins and see if I can find a massive newish cat that was "replaced" with some new full exhaust system that the local exhaust shop in Western Sydney is doing
    • Hahah look at that smile 😂 Just like those ones on IG where they compare the husband in family photos vs husband going fishing lol. I don't think I'll participate this time, clutch isn't in and also the last time I went there were too many numpties on the cruise sessions. Nearly caused a few accidents holding up people and a few guys initiating massive kerb to kerb drifts with heaps of cars right behind them. Not to mention, there were guys on the track session using it as a power cruise session.
×
×
  • Create New...