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Im Searching for the Following Things:

Complete RB25DET from sump to cam covers including manifolds.

It doesnt need to have the turbo or fuel rail or coil packs. But would be Handy if they are supplied.

The Motor needs to be completly stock but it doesn't matter if it's blown or damaged as long as it's fixable.

Stock intercooler and pipework.

I also have a Complete RB30E for sale that has been pulled down. Make me an offer. was going to build a 30/25 engine but plans have changed.

R33 Gtr Bodykit. Would prefer genuine plastic kit. but would look into F/G copies.

In the next 6-12 months i will have the following for sale:

Greddy style plenum,

FMIC with modified piping to suit greddy plenum

Complete RB25det unopened

full Trust Style bodykit

ANZ 17" Rims with Tires.

Standard Front Brake Calipers, rotors and new pads.

Tein HR Coilovers.

i can be contacted on 0408126063 or emailed at guesty_the_brave@hotmail.com or messaged on the forums.

hey mate you got any of this 4 sale yet???

Im Searching for the Following Things:

Complete RB25DET from sump to cam covers including manifolds.

It doesnt need to have the turbo or fuel rail or coil packs. But would be Handy if they are supplied.

The Motor needs to be completly stock but it doesn't matter if it's blown or damaged as long as it's fixable.

Stock intercooler and pipework.

I also have a Complete RB30E for sale that has been pulled down. Make me an offer. was going to build a 30/25 engine but plans have changed.

R33 Gtr Bodykit. Would prefer genuine plastic kit. but would look into F/G copies.

In the next 6-12 months i will have the following for sale:

Greddy style plenum,

FMIC with modified piping to suit greddy plenum

Complete RB25det unopened

full Trust Style bodykit

ANZ 17" Rims with Tires.

Standard Front Brake Calipers, rotors and new pads.

Tein HR Coilovers.

i can be contacted on 0408126063 or emailed at guesty_the_brave@hotmail.com or messaged on the forums.

hey mate you got any of this 4 sale yet???

i have the wheels for sale. asking $600ono can come with half worn race tires or street tires.

Also have a set of Work Ryder Wheels and tires for sale

wheels are white 18x9 and 18x11, I have not been able to find another set of these wheels in australia. they used to be silver and had them powder coated white.

tires are 245/40/18 and 275/35/18 Falken Ziel's with about 80% tread.

asking $1700ono

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