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Item: RB26 Sump extension - Trust

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Condition: good

Price: $300ono

To Fit: (What car) anything running an RB26

Location: Sydney

Contact: post here, PM or e-mail at ido09s@tpg.com.au

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up for sale is one used RB26 Trust sump extension. It was fitted to our car but we have upgraded the sump. It has been removed professionally and would easily be able to be refitted. Performance Metalcraft removed it and Leon is certain there will be no probs using it again. Included is the oil pickup, baffle and plate which the baffle is welded to and the Trust sump extension. I will get pics for those may want them.

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guys, when requesting pics can i please get your e-mail address. I can only attach one pic per e-mail when sending through this forum and it is much easier and less time consuming when i can send them off to everyone in one e-mail

Thanks in advance

pics have now been sent to those that have left their e-mail address. Still waiting on a couple of e-mail addresses

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