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Hi,

I am mainly looking for 3x intake and 2x exhaust valves for my RB20DET engine, but if anyone has a complete head or 24x valves thats also intressting.

An intake valve guide broke and damaged the hole engine including my brand new turbonetics 60-1 :rolleyes:

Hope somone can help.

I will pay all shipping costs and good money if anyone has the parts.

Thomas

www.edgeperformance.no

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Hi,

I have a head with new valve seats, new valve guides. Machined to fit JUN 292 cams, jun high rev lifters, jun valve springs, ported etc.

I only need valves. But if no one can make me a better offer, I will pay you $100 just for the valves. If you wont sell them loose, could you then check out what it will cost to have it shipped to Norway? The complete head? I will pay the shipping. And with some kind of express mail. Not 8weeks shipping on a boat :D

Thomas

i got a head with siezed cams everthing else is fine u can have for $100

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