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[bne] R33 + R32 Head + Stroked 20 Bottom End

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As title says guys I have 2 heads for sale.

1. r32 eccs silvertop head complete with cams and intake less injectors. Done low k's and the head itself is in very good condition. $250

2. r33 vvt head. Again low k's head, 36,000 to be exact. Has been modified to suit an rb30 block, water gallerie modified and external oil feed for vvt. Simply put the head on a 30 block and run an oil line up from the sender location with a T piece. $450

3. Fully rebuilt stroked rb22 bottom end. Brand new ACL bearings, new rings, new water pump, uses rb25 crank etc. Came with the above rb20 head, block is in excellent condition no corrosion or anything ready for use. $600

Open to reasonable offers but.

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2. r33 vvt head. Again low k's head, 36,000 to be exact. Has been modified to suit an rb30 block, water gallerie modified and external oil feed for vvt. Simply put the head on a 30 block and run an oil line up from the sender location with a T piece. $450

very interested!!!

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more info on this rb22... under the assuming you used r33 gtst crank and rods to make 2.2... what else has been done? was the block prepped? anythingelse required? has it been turned over since build?

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Ill get some pics up shortly.

The rb25 head has cas, cams, retainers, coil packs, pack cover, cam gears.

No exhaust many, and no intake many.

You can get forward facing intakes but like greddy etc. There are some cheap ebay one's too.

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Ill get some pics up shortly.

The rb25 head has cas, cams, retainers, coil packs, pack cover, cam gears.

No exhaust many, and no intake many.

You can get forward facing intakes but like greddy etc. There are some cheap ebay one's too.

Info on RB22 please...

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