if that rb26 is going into a 240sx your going to need an rb25det 5 speed trans , rb25 flywheel, rb25 starter, and a n/a z32 clutch or rb25 clutch there both the same. i just got the spec stage 3+ for a n/a z32. OH when you start to pull that rb26 awd transmission off your going to have to remove one of those rubber pieces on the bell housing and theres a pin on the shift fork your going to have to remove if the throw out bearing is stuck to get that transmission off cause mine was stuck and that what i had to do.lilskyline240 wrote:are you talkin bout the fork that that is pushed by the slave cylinder? i ahve no idea then, because i didnt take the trans off. Its a r32 rb26 and AWD transmission
I thought that the Early RB26 R32/R33 was a regular PUSH type clutch.And the R34 26/25's were PULL Type clutches????CursedGTR wrote:Unless it is a pull type transmission (late R33 or R34) RB is RB man. Over here, when you buy OS Gikens or what have you, they are marked as 20/25/26. I know the 26 is bigger in diameter but many people just slap a GTR clutch onto RB20's as a basic upgrade instead of going all out. I am pretty sure you will have no problems if it will fit a 25 it will fit a 26. Again this is just off of the top of my head but I am sure you will be fine as long as you do not stick a pull type clutch onto a push type transmission or vise versa.
exactly.. this guy just needs to find out what model RB he has and even then should check which way the slave is facing to find out if its push or pull.Sil240 wrote:
I thought that the Early RB26 R32/R33 was a regular PUSH type clutch.And the R34 26/25's were PULL Type clutches????
It may be able to be put in a 20/25 but the setup would have to be changed to a PULL setup.
Can anyone confirm that you really need a rb25 starter in order to install a rb26 into a 240sx?HxC_Nismo wrote:if that rb26 is going into a 240sx your going to need an rb25det 5 speed trans , rb25 flywheel, rb25 starter, and a n/a z32 clutch or rb25 clutch there both the same. i just got the spec stage 3+ for a n/a z32. OH when you start to pull that rb26 awd transmission off your going to have to remove one of those rubber pieces on the bell housing and theres a pin on the shift fork your going to have to remove if the throw out bearing is stuck to get that transmission off cause mine was stuck and that what i had to do.
Yes, you do.Check the "RB Replacement parts" Thread.I don't belive there is any other known starter.Maybe a L series would work.noodl35 wrote:
Can anyone confirm that you really need a rb25 starter in order to install a rb26 into a 240sx?
I have never seen an R33 Pull Type, however, when I went to buy a clutch a while back and was going through the catalogue I found an R33 Pull Type Clutch for the later models. SO deductive reasoning tells me there are some out there somehwhere.Sil240 wrote:
I thought that the Early RB26 R32/R33 was a regular PUSH type clutch.And the R34 26/25's were PULL Type clutches????
It may be able to be put in a 20/25 but the setup would have to be changed to a PULL setup.
Thanks alot. Now I can get whatever damn twindisc clutch/flywheel I wantBluefire wrote:I can confirm 100% that the R32 RB26 starter will work with rb25 transmission. I am also pretty sure all other RB26 starters from 33 and 34 will work
-Bluefire