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    Quote Originally Posted by casper View Post
    good stuff lads,was offered r32 for near nothing with no engine so was thinking of doing the conversion if it was worth it,.....how does an r33 compare to an r32 for drifting? sorry for off topic
    The R33 is alot longer and heavier then an R32 so are harder to get set up right.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quealy View Post
    Thats interesting. Couldnt find anything bout this on the web. Good stuff!
    The D22 sensor fits the rb25 box but is run from a cable. You just need to slide the plastic cog off the navara speedo and fit the one from the Skyline sensor and your away..


    I recon the speedo sensor from the terrano may also work as a few other parts from the terrano fit the skyline but I haven't tried one..

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    Quote Originally Posted by casper View Post
    good stuff lads,was offered r32 for near nothing with no engine so was thinking of doing the conversion if it was worth it,.....how does an r33 compare to an r32 for drifting? sorry for off topic
    I know that both of them suffer from fairly depressing steering lock! Id imagine the 33 is bigger and heavier than the 32?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nissan_doctor View Post
    The D22 sensor fits the rb25 box but is run from a cable. You just need to slide the plastic cog off the navara speedo and fit the one from the Skyline sensor and your away..
    Very helpful, thanks lad.

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    R33=stena seacat the r32 is far easier
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    Quote Originally Posted by casper View Post
    how does an r33 compare to an r32 for drifting? sorry for off topic
    The r33 is heavier than the r32,but it also has a longer wheel base so should be easier to hold on a drift. Martin tyrell won pd amateur championship last year in a r33.
    If it's a cheap drift car you want ,far better off with a s14 ,alot more parts available + far cheaper to tune the sr over a rb.


 

 

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