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Hi ppls,

I've just got another Rb20DET 5speed box fitted up that I bought when my last box decided it was on its way out.

Shortly after buying the 20t box I picked up an Rb25DET gearbox that was too cheap not too so have no longer require this rb20det gearbox.

I've fitted it to the car so I could hear it running and ensure it was a good box for warranty reasons.

Bought from a wrecker only a couple of weeks ago.

There doesn't appear to be any leaks/seeps; its a smooth box with no input shaft bearing noise that has no shifting problems when cold.

Need it gone so I can put some $$ towards a clutch and get this rb25det gearbox fitted.

SOLD

You can hear the box running and I will take you for a little drive if you wish.

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I'm pretty intertested... been thinking about getting my box recon'd, but don't really have the time to have the car off the road.

If your box is in pretty good condition it would be much quicker to just drop that in.

So if you haven't sold it yet I'd be interested in hearing it running.

Ben.

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