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I was talkin to a mechanic the other day about getting an engine rebuild and since ive got a R34 25GT so its N/A and he just kept talkin about how i should BUY a BRAND NEW RB25DET engine from nissan and he would do the conversion for me. Bt anyway back on topic is this possible??? buying a brand new engine from nissan??? never heard of dat b4 so jus wonderin heaps ay.

thanx in advance guys

:)

Alex

i think you can still buy brand new rb26 N1 short blocks from nissan, but im not sure about the rb25det's

no point really, just buy a 2nd hand, low kay engine

plus labour to fit prob be cheaper then a new engine from nissan anyway

I was talkin to a mechanic the other day about getting an engine rebuild and since ive got a R34 25GT so its N/A and he just kept talkin about how i should BUY a BRAND NEW RB25DET engine from nissan and he would do the conversion for me. Bt anyway back on topic is this possible??? buying a brand new engine from nissan??? never heard of dat b4 so jus wonderin heaps ay.

thanx in advance guys

:)

Alex

Im pretty sure you can, but will cost you heaps. Call Lander Nissan Blacktown on (02) 9622 6333 ask them to transfer your casll to parts department, they will help you out...

Cheers

well i gotta keep in mind dat it would have to be a NEO RB25DET, so the r34 variant, has any1 gt a rough quote (*gulp* got a feeling its $$$$$) or even better does any1 know sum1 who has bought new rb25det engine boxes direct from nissan

cheers for the replys so far guys :)

doubt it. a crate engine will cost more than a rebuild anyway.

something i want to point out, you speaking with a MECHANIC about doing an ENGINE REBUILD?

i'd go to a workshop that specializes in RB rebuilds, i bet you will get a different response.

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