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Hi everyone ive got few parts for sale out of my GTR R33 98 vspec II with 56KM'S on odometer. Selling due to upgrading engine to handle 600KW

RB26 head without turbos and inlet manifold $1300 ONO excellent condition was on running engine can guarentee

crank $500

rods $300

coilpacksx6 $50 each

ignitor pack $100

engine sump/diff complete $400

fuel rail $100

fuel regulator $50

intercooler $450

oil pump $100

PS: Car has not seen more than 10psi running standard turbos

Can be contact via SMS mobile or PM 0430-176-077

Edited by MR RB30
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head still available? what does it come with from this list:

covers, coil packs, cas, cams and cam gears, turbo lines, exh manifolds, loom, ecu.........

very keen for a head with plenum complete but am interested ....

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