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Hey Brad aren't you going to a wrecking yard for them to send one to me next week? Yeh that's me!

Tell me about the RB26 stuff? PM or email is OK.

Are we sure that the factory cast exhaust manifold is identical between the RB20 and the RB25. If you can assure me its identical, as in i want to use my OE R32 RB20DET heat shield on it, then ill take it for $80 + COD.

If that nots the case, are you able to get me an original RB20DET exhasut manifold for the same price.

Trust Stainless Ex manifold suit RB20 / RB25 $800 - $750

TD06 19C, suit reco (worn thrust bearing) $550 as is - $500

ECU, Air flow meter, Loom to suit RB25DET $300

RB25DET Std injectors $200

RB20 / RB25 Std ex manifold $80

RB25DET Throttle Body $75

RB30 Series II block, crank, rods etc $80 - Sold

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