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RB20det short block - $250 comes with intake manifold and unkown condition air con pump. All exhaust studs have been removed (including 3 broken ones) and threads cleaned ready for new studs to be installed. All original threads no helicoils etc. No clutch/flywheel/coil packs/injectors/clutch fan or anything. Just bare motor bascially.

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RB20det power steering pump - $80 (on side of engine)

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RB20det injectors (same as vlt but on rb20 rail) - $100 SOLD

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HR31 side mount intercooler and intake piping - $100

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RB20det coil packs - 3 for $100 or $150 for 6. All working fine.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Hey im interested....

Im kinda new to Rb engines, and im hopeing to put one in my MR30 Hatch (in my avatar)

i know my gearbox can be adapted to duit, but what else will i need to get it running?

i.e.

ECU ( are NICS ecu's hard to find?)

Injectors

loom

DIzzy ( does it com with one??)

and is there a way to get a compression test done???

pm me for further details...

Regards,

MAG86

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