@hksTypeR no it does not, the early rb26 models had pump issues because the surface of the crank that meets the pump was machined too small. They would tend to fail at higher rpms. Rb25's are not a very common engine. I guess just not as popularized as the rb20 or rb26. A friend of mine dropped an rb30 into a 240, which btw the way is no longer a nissan made engine as they sold the design to holden. very uncommon but man is it every beautlful.
@hksTypeR, My R33 RB25 (S1) had the same 'short' crank. YMMV though.
SeattleCokesbury 6 months ago
that is nice to know when i get mine
DrinkBeer00 7 months ago
good vid
linvann69 7 months ago
The RB25 doesnt have this problem does it?
hksTypeR 1 year ago
@hksTypeR I don't honestly know. I only really ever saw RB26's.
tyndago 1 year ago
@hksTypeR no it does not, the early rb26 models had pump issues because the surface of the crank that meets the pump was machined too small. They would tend to fail at higher rpms. Rb25's are not a very common engine. I guess just not as popularized as the rb20 or rb26. A friend of mine dropped an rb30 into a 240, which btw the way is no longer a nissan made engine as they sold the design to holden. very uncommon but man is it every beautlful.
opforfmj 6 months ago
Great upload!
Skyisnotalimit 1 year ago
Very interesting, thanks for that :)
beckyjustbecky 2 years ago
thanks, better explained/shown than the previous info Ive seen!
nzkev 2 years ago