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Complete Running Gear to suit R32/33/34 GTR

This running gear was to be used in my street/strip R32 GTR but as this will no longer be happening the entire setup is for sale. The aim of this setup was to run a 9sec 1/4mile on slicks in a full street trim car.

  1. Nissan RB26 Long Engine with RB30 Bottom End $11,000 - This engine has been rebuilt with forged internals aswell as been modified to hold 600rwkw, it has also been adapted to suit the 4WD sump, engine hasn't been used since being built. Inspection welcome.
  2. OS Giken 5 Speed Cross Mission Gear Set $5500ono - This is a R33 GTR gearbox rebuilt using a new OS Giken gear set, synchros and bearings.
  3. 3540 High Mount Twin Turbo Setup $6000ono - This is a used and recently inspected turbo setup, it comes complete with turbos, manifolds, wastegates, dump pipes, front pipe, intercooler piping, oil and water lines. Good condition.
  4. Hi-Octane RB26 Sump $1800ono - This is a brand new sump un-used since being modified and has also had the diff rebuilt with all new seals etc. Picture's speak for themselves.
  5. Trust 4" Drag Twin Entry Intercooler $1200ono - This is a used intercooler but is in good working order and has been pressure tested and was given the all clear.
  6. Fuel System $1700ono SOLD-AWAITING PAYMENT - This consists of Sard 800cc Injectors, Sard Fuel Regulator and Trust Billet Fuel Rail all parts are brand new and never used. WILL NOT SEPERATE
  7. Ignition System $1100ono - This consists of SplitFire Coils and HKS DLI Type 2 Ignition module, the coils have done 5000kms and the HKS DLI is brand new. WILL NOT SEPERATE
  8. Aluminium Radiator $700ono - This is a Ron Davis radiator it has been used for 5000kms and has been pressure tested and was given the all clear.
  9. RB26 Inlet Side of Engine $1000ono - This is the standard inlet side of an RB26 consisting of plenum, throttle bodies and injector block and fuel rail the entire assembly has been cleaned with the plenum, injector block and fuel rail being chromed as shown. The throttle bodies have also been rebuilt with new bushes etc. WILL NOT SEPERATE
  10. RB26 Rocker Cover Set $650ono - This is a standard RB26 rocker cover set that has been painted also comes with a Trust clear timming cover. WILL NOT SEPERATE
  11. Exedy Twin Plate Clutch and Flywheel $1000ono - This is a used twin plate clutch with 5000kms on it there is still plenty of meat left on the pads, the flywheel has been machined and ready for use. This is a pull type clutch.
  12. Surge Tank $250ono - This is a brand new unsused 1.5lt surge tank with base and fuel pump clamp.
  13. Trust Greedy Oil Catch Can $200ono- This is a brand new unused catch can comes with eveyrything need to connect it up.

If anyone is interested in buying the entire setup please call me to discuss.

Location: Sydney.

Payment: Cash on pickup.

Shipping: Not offered pickup only or willing to drop off to local buyer.

CRACKD

Sam 0419818795 - If i dont answer please send an SMS or a PM

Picutures will be uploaded soon.

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