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List of things for RB25 swap

Old Jun 20, 2005 | 12:20 PM
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List of things for RB25 swap

I'm planing of doing the RB25 swap myslef, and that'll save me K's. Now here's a list of stuff I'm getting:

Front clip, RB25 with everything(ecu, piping, etc.)
235 Tool set
torque wrench
tool box
engine crane/ lift ( the king that has a piston and you pull the engine with chains)
undercar dolly
car towers (hold the car safely up)
two jacks
metal grinder/sander
welding iron, for electronics
shrink wraping, electrical tools( voltmeter, heat gun, clipers, etc.)
300 ziplock bags ( identifiying and naming each bolt and things)
high torke wrenches
two electric fans, low profile
drill, compresed air, drillbits and metal working tools
4 rolls of garage towels
1 gallon of engine degreaser( maybe 2?)
1 gallon of hand cleaner
2 can of spray engine enamel
fan
friend
hot pockets, fridge and radio
mom=> first aid kit

Do u guys think I'm missing something?
I know i need a special driveshaft, but I'm getting that done overhere in a shop were they fix the truck one's.
Any sugestions?
Old Jun 20, 2005 | 12:24 PM
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dont forget money...you definitely going to need some of that!
Old Jun 20, 2005 | 12:39 PM
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dunno how old you are but a case a beer (if not old enough, just some beverages) and a pizza to help keep the friends happy while they help and having a good ole time working on the car with some friends and jamming to some tunes
Old Jun 20, 2005 | 12:49 PM
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^ pizza and music make time fly by.

Oh you going to need engine mounts for the swap.
Old Jun 20, 2005 | 06:28 PM
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Originally posted by LandHo_S13
[BOh you going to need engine mounts for the swap. [/B]
I've heard that I can use the engine mounts from the skyline, that the only problem is that I have to sand off a piece of metal from the bottom part of the hood. And I gotthat covered since I made my own fiberglass hood, specialy designed for this swap, with a hood intake thingy.

And the hot pokets are pizza flavored. Beer makes you de-hidrate, and drunk is not a good state to be when you're working underneath a 2K pound car, or lifting a 600 pound engine. I would see too many striped bolts and such...
Old Jun 20, 2005 | 07:12 PM
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From everything I’ve read, go with some custom motor mounts. The motor will sit lower and it will line up nicely. You'll be spending a lot of money so do things right the first time!

Also you should get a new fuel pump and water pump.

I made my own fiberglass hood, specialy designed for this swap, with a hood intake thingy.
Old Jun 21, 2005 | 03:31 AM
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Originally posted by Joel SX

And the hot pokets are pizza flavored. Beer makes you de-hidrate, and drunk is not a good state to be when you're working underneath a 2K pound car, or lifting a 600 pound engine. I would see too many striped bolts and such...
I dont mean drink till your shitfaced, a beer or two during the day never hurt anybody
Old Jun 21, 2005 | 04:35 AM
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You will need fans, thermoswitch/fan controller, spark plugs, clutch, thermostat, timing belt, tensioner pulley, idler pulley, fuel filter, fuel pump, oil filter, air filter, McKinney mount kit(trust me its worth the $$), drive shaft, gear oil, engine oil, coolant, autotrans oil, PS line (depending on year of car), RTV, power steering belt, alternator belt, waterpump & minimum 3" exhaust. I think that's it.
Old Jun 22, 2005 | 04:37 PM
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I think you got everything. Just take it nice and easy and dont forget to get some rest in between, especially when things get frustrating and aren't going smooth.
Good Luck
And Post Pix!!!!
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