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The motor and box details are;

-Rebuilt RB30 bottom end fully balanced and inspected with NA style forged pistons and linished standard rods.

-RB25 head, fully serviced, new valve seals, valves reseated etc.

-1.2mm metal head gasket.

-All new bearings, seals, gaskets, and water pump.

-Polished and chrome parts, alternator, pulleys etc.

-RB25 5 speed, with brand new Exedy triple heavy duty clutch. SOLD

-Brand new starter motor.

-Greddy style plenum.

-Standard rb20 turbo fuel rail and injectors, also have 1000cc injectors for extra

Motor only $3000

Have all necessary plugs required for aftermarket ecu wire up and some spare parts. Motor does not come with turbos or manifold or throttle body.

Also have a brand new set of nismo engine mounts and gearbox mount to suit $300

Motor and box are in Newcastle.

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okay its a VCT head... what year model ? is the VCT connected ? i cant see the oil line ??

so the compression would be 10:5:1 with these forged N/A pistons ?

i have a wold 3d v3 to wire up... what else does it need ??

i am in sydney and could drive up with a trailer...

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