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Item: Fully Adjustable Cam Gears - for rb20/25/26

Age: Brand New

Condition: Perfect

Price: $160

To Fit: (What car) R32,33,Gts,Gtr

Location: Gold Coast

Contact: 0411880884 or [email protected]

Comments: Will post free of charge.

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I got them off a mate who said he got them in Japan last year. I don't know why theres no brand on it. Theyre obviously not made by a big company though hence the price.

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wot does that writting say on the gears? its to small to read...thanks and wots the difference from china ones compared to jap ones. doesnt look like theres much to them, china turbos I can understand why you dont buy them but gears look very basic? cheers

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anyone: the writing on the gears says "EACH MARK = 2 degrees CRANK." Plus it has the markings for the degrees and an R and an A for retard / advance. As far as the difference between chinese and Jap ones i'm not 100% but id say it has something to do with chinese ones being a soft alloy material and untested unlike jap ones which are used in many high hp cars etc. Im just guessing though.

abu: yeah they look pretty much like the ones in the link.

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