Engine swap clutch question

[prvlgd]

hey guys, have a 92 skyline gts (32) with a rb25de from a r33 swapped into it by the previous owner. to the best of mine and his knowledge, it is still the stock rb20 box. just curious on what clutch i'll need as mine has started slipping.

 

cheers

[GTSBoy]

Clutches are the same.  (for example, I have the had same clutch between RB20 and RB20 box, RB20 and RB25 box, RB25 and RB25 box). Just get a decent street clutch for either engine/gearbox name and you will be fine.  Just don't get one for an R34 (pull instead of push).

[prvlgd]

5 minutes ago, GTSBoy said:

Clutches are the same.  (for example, I have the had same clutch between RB20 and RB20 box, RB20 and RB25 box, RB25 and RB25 box). Just get a decent street clutch for either engine/gearbox name and you will be fine.  Just don't get one for an R34 (pull instead of push).

sweet, cheers bro

[prvlgd]

1 hour ago, GTSBoy said:

Clutches are the same.  (for example, I have the had same clutch between RB20 and RB20 box, RB20 and RB25 box, RB25 and RB25 box). Just get a decent street clutch for either engine/gearbox name and you will be fine.  Just don't get one for an R34 (pull instead of push).

is there a difference between na and turbo? currently looking at one for a "r31 r32 r33 rb20 rb25 gtst"

[GTSBoy]

There's no fitment difference.  You can expect the turbo clutches (the original factory ones) to probably have a higher torque rating than the NA clutches.  By the same token, the aftermarket probably doesn't bother making weaker clutches for NAs anyway.  So they probably, literally, are all the same.