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Hey, undergoing an engine conversion so i have parts from each set up that i no longer need for sale!

RB25det parts

All parts from complete standard Staggy Automatic front cut 72,000km (grandpa spec)

- RB25 turbo WITH headers, elbow, heatshields, oil & water lines, dump, actuator THE LOT, NEVER BOOSTED ~ $390 or best offer!

- RB25 ECU ~ best offer!

- Stock Air box WITH AFM ~ $60 or best offer! pending payment on AFM

- Drivers side drive propella ~ $50 SOLD!

- Automatic transmission with front drive shaft and computer (Optional: pressure plate etc. is yours for fee with the sale) ~ $290 or best offer! ~ $90 :P

- Break master cylinder ~ $?? Make me an offer!

- RB25 AWD sump ~ $150

- Coil pack cover (Good condition, just dusty ;) sticky tape in the pic i used to keep screws attatched to it) ~ $15

- Passenger side suspension for stagea series 1 ~ $20

- Various stock bits and pieces still on my front cut available ~ Just ask and make an offer!

- x3 BRAND NEW pairs of Genuine nissan rocker cover gaskets to fit RB25det or RB20det ~ $40 a pair!!! (RRP $67 a pair)

RB20det parts

- JUN style front feed plenum ~ $490 or best offer! SOLD!

- GTR injectors 440cc ~ $320 or best offer!

- Custom high flow fuel rail ~ $100 SOLD!

- Custom painted rocker covers WITH brand new gaskets (bluey purple metalic colour, ok condition) ~ $50 or best offer!

or seperate: Brand new gaskets $40, Custom painted rocker covers $15

- x3 BRAND NEW pairs of Genuine nissan rocker cover gaskets to fit RB25det or RB20det ~ $40 a pair!!! (RRP $67 a pair)

Misc parts

- NEW JL Audio subwoofer 13.5" in box (Bought it but never had a working amp to get it going, lost interest) ~ $250 or best offer!

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Located in Adelaide

Phone number is 0414 398 019

Cheers,

MIKE

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