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I am wrecking an '97 R33 gtst SII, and I am selling complete RB25DET engine setup any inspection welcome, I will offer it as either 1 of 2 options, don't want to split things up further:

1. RB25DET complete engine

-ecu

-full loom (have both engine and whole car loom)

-turbo/manifold

-factory dump/front pipe

-AFM/pod filter/intake rubber

-intake manifold/factory BOV

-intercooler piping for FMIC (cold side only)

-clutch fan assembly

-power steering assembly lines/reservoir

-A/C compressor

-alternator/starter motor

-standard clutch/flywheel

$2500ono

2. RB25DET engine AND gearbox

-ALL of the above list plus

-manual gearbox

-shifter including rubber boot

-Razo shift knob

-entire tail shaft with yoke

-cross member and standard g'box mount

-clutch fork

-thrust bearing and bearing carrier

$3500

Selling as whole, gearbox only available with purchase of engine

Located in SA, prefer local buyer

Has 70,036km, previous owner was first owner in Aust

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can it include all parts for a conversion.. ie. master/slave cylinder, maybe even gearbox, pedal box etc? i live in brisbane, but am keen so if you dont have any local intrest send me a pm if we can sort somthing out :dry: cheers

Dave

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