i couldn't find one, and i need one cause m RB26 is about to arrive in the next 2 weeks...also could use an aluminum radiator for the swap (i have an sr it's different...)and also the fans for the swap...
10xTom
WTB: RB25 Oil pan...
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kouki-gymkhana
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Re: WTB: RB25 Oil pan... (Audi180)
How much are you looking to spend? I've seen RB25 oil pans for ~$190 without shipping.
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NISMO_RB25
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My good deed for the year:
http://www.store.yahoo.com/pha....html
http://www.store.yahoo.com/pha....html
Most of the sponsors have the radiators -->
Another option for the Oil panhttp://www.jspec.com/rb25detoilpan.html
I see them on Ebay sometimes also.
http://www.store.yahoo.com/pha....html
http://www.store.yahoo.com/pha....html
Most of the sponsors have the radiators -->
Another option for the Oil panhttp://www.jspec.com/rb25detoilpan.html
I see them on Ebay sometimes also.
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BoostFab
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Re: (BoostsFed)
here a picture of the bottom....it has some dusts, just need a quick brush-off (wash). you can see some minor paint scratch due to rubbing against other parts.
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BoostFab
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Re: (Audi180)
email me at [email protected]Audi180 wrote:thank you all...boostsfed, what's your e-mail?
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s14 2510's
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Re: WTB: RB25 Oil pan... (Audi180)
Why wreck the baffeling. Take and chop the diff of and weld the hole shut. We had to shave a little of the pan to make it fit. I would recomend this route.
When you cut the diff off, you do NOT have to weld anything shut. The diff is closed off from the motor oil. Just cut the diff off and the other side output shaft and that is it. You can leave the metal rod in that is on the inside of the pan. That way, you don't have to weld anything shut. Just take a circular piece of metal and JB weld it in the holes to prevent dirt and grime from building up over time....