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hi i have a s1 r33 gts atm and im looking at buying a front cut and atm i can not afford the manual gts-t cut. i was just wondering could u buy a rb20det manual front cut and use that??

if so wat would need to be changed and wat additions to the 32 front cut would i need to buy??

my other question is wat would go harder a manual rb20det in an r33 or the rb25det auto as i do have the money for that. ive also bought, turbo back xaust, cooler, and b control take that in to consideration wen comparing the 2.

cheers alex

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Id save up for the manual and turbo RB25 no use just settling for what you can afford now if you have saved this much its not going to hurt saving a little extra for the manual. You will get sick of the auto if ultimately your after a manual. The reason they increased capacity was because of the extra curb weight. You will be behind the 8 ball if you put an RB20 in there.

My 2cents

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