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Hi all,

Just a few things that I had lying around that I need gone;

Item: Twin Trust TD-06 turbo kit

Age: unknown

Condition: good

Price: $7500 ono

To Fit: (What car) GTR

Location: Perth

Contact: PM, E-mail

Comments:

Full kit including:

Trust TD-06 turbo x 2

Trust stainless steel high mount manifold

Trust external waste gate

Trust 600x300x100 twin inlet intercooler

All piping, oil lines

Exhaust back to cat

Screamer pipe

Air filters and piping (for DJetro)

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**Please note that the head is not included**

Item: RB26 N1 block

Age: R34

Condition: good

Price: $2000

To Fit: (What car) GTR

Location: Perth

Contact: PM, E-mail

Comments:

Good condition, needs machining, suitable for 87.5mm or 88mm pistons, possibly 87mm but I can't recall.

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**Please note that im selling the bare block only**

I would be willing to sell the crank and conrods for extra.

Sales fairly urgent, buyer to pay shipping

Edited by Lagsta
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