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Item: RB26Dett bottom end and some bits a pieces.

Age: 119500km

Condition: was fully running but now in pieces

Price: depends on parts follow the list down thwe bottom

To Fit: gtr by gods plan but we have seen these in every car there is

Location: Perth WA

Contact: George pref via PM. more contact details will be given to interested buyer.

Comments: Selling due to new engine being ready for the car.

rb26dett bottom end only (no head, no sump). good condition. was running up until a week ago when i sold of most of the bits. $2500 ono

apexi powers fc (non d-jetro) a month or so old had only one tune. pretty sure i still have the box and the papers for it.

$800

original camgears $100 for the pair

garret/nismo plain bearing turbos. good condition no shaft play rated for 400ps each by garret $1000 for the pair

(you are welcome to the manifolds and dumps if you want them. no charge. they are both stock)

pm me for any details.

thanks

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Sorry mate the head is gone. i still have the bottom end though. the head was the first thing to go. ill change the post to individual items now cuase there is not much left. sorry mate.

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