Clutch change

[Hasley902]

Just wondering if a r32 gtr clutch will work in. R32 gtst

[BrianV8]

yup rb20 rb25 rb26 flywheels are all the same

[JNS Performance]

Yes, make sure its a early model R32 PUSH TYPE. Believe it was mid 93 they changed to pull type like the R33s & R34s

[nelsonmxmarc]

Yes, make sure its a early model R32 PUSH TYPE. Believe it was mid 93 they changed to pull type like the R33s & R34s

Not sure about that.. I think only the 33's + came with pull types.. I have a late-ish model 32, Feb 93, and it's still push. Also, it would seem odd for them to create changes late / near the end of production of the 32. But, ya, i could be wrong!

[BrianV8]

ya thats not correct, r34 is the first to be changed over to pull type, r32 and r33 are push

[Hyrev]

ya thats not correct, r34 is the first to be changed over to pull type, r32 and r33 are push

I certainly hope you don't sell parts for these cars because you are wrong and I would hate for someone to end up with a useless clutch.

[JNS Performance]

Sorry I was referring to the RB26, thought I was in GTR tech Here is what I am almost 100% sure about.

The change happened right around the time of the V-Spec's introduction and the revision of the crank collar on late model R32 GTRs


RB26DETT:
R32 GTR 1989-93 prior to about april or may: Push Type
R32 GTR 1993 after about may or june - finished production: Pull Type
R33 GTR: Pull Type
R34 GTR: Pull Type

RB25DET:
R33 RB25: Push Type
R34 NEO RB25: Pull Type

RB20DET:
All Push Type


If that information is incorrect and you are 100% sure please let me know, I don't want to spread bad info.

[nelsonmxmarc]

Yea that sounds right to me! I was just curious thinking you were referring to RB20's!

Good bit of info actually! I'm sure a lot of retailers don't carry info on the different variations.

[BrianV8]

ahh yeah i was thinking rb20 and rb25 figured the gtr would follow the same routine.