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Sr20 Into A C33?

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Alright so this idea might not go down well with all you RB lovers but I had a question that has been bothering me. I've seen sr20s be dropped into c33s for better weight distribution blah blah etc and wanted to know if it is a direct bolt in? My theory was that since they came factory with the CA18 and so did Silvia's does that mean an SR will bolt straight up to the factory mounts? Or will it require custom mounts. I know that an RB will bolt directly into an RD (diesel) body so why not an sr?

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