RB wiring service!!!

[s14det]

Was wodnering if anybody offers wiring service for an RB engine. I am think of getting a rb25 instead of the SR for my s14. I have waited a very very long time for my SR which looks like I will be getting my money back anyway now. For the price of a rb25 clip it will be about the same for a sr with a bolt-on's. I really do not want to tackle the wiring. Also I am not sure if the rb25 clip comes with a front mount or side mount IC. The wiring for a sr (s13) for a s14 car is about $250.

Thanks Marcus

[hashiriya13]

Get a hold of FAST-DATSUN or Vrtgrumpy. They can do it but not sure how much it cost or time frame.

[s14det]

Cool, thanks for the info!!! I will get ahold of them when I really decide on which engine to get..

[Joe]

places that do it (that i know of)

Mckinney - 400$unstable hybrids - 500$supertunermotorsports - about 200 (i wouldnt reccomend them, they have my wiring, its taking forever)

[oreofreak]

Damn! If you all pay that much for wiring up a RB motor to run in 240sx. I can't wait to leave Okinawa Japan and go back to the states make money wiring up sr and rbs. Wiring up nissan jdm motors is easy!

[spec-v5150]

500 BUCKS... DAMN!!!!!!!! That is insane. I mean Mckinney is a trusted lace but jesus!!! Dude thee is enough info out here to do it yourself. 500 bukcs i a FMIC!!!

[PROJECTRB240SX]

IT IS EXTREMELY EASY TO YOURSELF.

[s14det]

So the wiring is not that bad!!!

Since I am already here does the speedo and tach still not work or as that been figured out. I read some palces it works and some places it does not.

Thanks for all the help!!!

[Joe]

IT IS EXTREMELY EASY TO YOURSELF.

if its so easy you tell me a step by step to wire a s14-rb25.

[93semax]

if its so easy you tell me a step by step to wire a s14-rb25.

Did you finish yours? He probably ment s13-rb20. Everyone with a s14-rb25 knows how difficult it is.

[AREITU]

if its so easy you tell me a step by step to wire a s14-rb25.

Go to http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com and check out their S14 RB25 swap. It's quick, dirty but works. In a nutshell, you run two parallel harnesses and extend relatively few wires.