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RB Sump Bolt Sizes

Hey guys,

I've been lurking about on here for about a year now, but have always managed to find an answer, so ive never signed up! Now I am stumped:

does anyone know the bolt sizes to secure a RWD sump onto an RB26?

Ive ordered a McKinney motorsports sump to suit an RB26 conversion into my 260Z, but the sump uses a different bolt pattern to my original sump, and I don't have a tap and die set to check what size the bolts are

I was wondering if anyone here knew? I'm hoping to test fit the sump on the stand to check for flatness, etc before I continue

 

cheers in advance,

Jamie

attached is a picture of the bolt pattern in question

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Spot on... just got it sorted now.

the original sump for the RB26 uses different bolts, the ones on the outside in the picture. I assume to support the extra weight of the diff...

thankyou very much!

if anyone's after an RB26 sump with front diff let me know, it's just lying around now...

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