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druzilla32

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Hey,

Im just curoius on how much some of these parts would cost

all for RB26

gt3540r - hit boost once on the dyno

33gtr crank - brand new

r32 GTR PFC + controller - in car for 2 months

eagle rods - brand new

splitfire coils - done 1000kms, hit boost once on dyno

rb26 head fully serviced

new CP pistons

this info will help me out heaps regarding a rebuild

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NFAA32

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what there worth to buy? or for you to sell..

if your selling or buying 2nd hand parts. i guess there only worth as much as someone is willing to pay for them. ill comment on what my opinion is..

the turbo - no idea sorry

crank - ive been told $1000 from nissan altho this was a yr or so ago

pfc - i guess around the 1000 mark (give or take what someone offers/when you need the money)

rods - no idea

coils - i would say around the $500 mark maybe less. seeing as brand new you can get them for under $600 from sliding performance on this forum

head - not sure

pistons - not sure again

the 'new' parts are touchy subject as some people would prefer 'new' products from a trader or business.. ie even if you dont use them, its still 2nd hand

hope ive helped in some way

Michael

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700HP-GTR33

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all for RB26

gt3540r - hit boost once on the dyno

33gtr crank - brand new

r32 GTR PFC + controller - in car for 2 months

eagle rods - brand new

splitfire coils - done 1000kms, hit boost once on dyno

rb26 head fully serviced

new CP pistons

this info will help me out heaps regarding a rebuild

Hello,

Turbo's if near new ,2K

Crank brand new...1K

PFC $700 with controller SH(Second hand)

Coils $500 SH near new

Head...depending on serviced items between 1.5 to 2K

Cp pistons -approx 1k

These prices are roughly what you would advertise here.

What you would get is another thing.

Hope I have been of some help

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