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Okay ppl I have a heaps of parts to get rid of

1) SR20DET Red top Engine, It has inlet manifold, alternator, power steering pump, complete head, block, crank rods and pistions, sump. There is no turbo, exhuast manifold, throtle postions sensor, loom, computer, distributor or coil packs. This engine had number 2 conrod cap come loose and jam the engine. There is no damage to the crank, block or head but the cams are worn.

Perfect for a rebuild

$300 ono

2) SR20DET Starter motors x2 $100

3) SR20DET Starter motor with loom x1 not sure what speedo plug this is for my guess is that it is for a S14 5 speed $100

4) Passenger S13 side guard $50 there is a small dent

5) Clutch master cylinder to slave cylinder pressure line $50

6) CA18DE standard ecu $ free SOLD

7) Standard S13 front castor rods $ free

8) S13 front head light projector/round light style $ free

9) Standard RB25DET exhaust manifold with studs $50

10) 180sx front LHS head light cover painted mat black and straight $50

11) S13 airconditioner condenser and dryer straight with not many bent fins $20

12) S13 standard front sway bar with good bushes $20

13) S13 CA/SR engine cross member $75

14) R32 RB20DET engine cross member $100

15) O2 sensors 3 pin x2 $50 ea

16) Standard S15 side mount intercooler with all piping $100

17) S13 HID instrument cluster with HID attachment speedo is at 105,649km no Tacho works perfectly $ 50

18) R32 GTR matched set crank, rods and pistons $200

19) S15 SR20DET VVTI head complete in fair condition $750

20) S15 SR20DET block bare fair condition $350

21) S15 SR20DET crank fair condition $150

22) S15 SR20DET standard injectors with rail and reg $100

23) S15 SR20DET Inlet manifold top and bottom $50

24) S15 SR20DET oil pump good condition $50

25) S15 SR20DET TPS excelent condition $50

26) S15 SR20DET harmonic standard balancer $50

27) Walbro 550hp intank fuel pump new still in box $150 SOLD

28) SR20DET viscous engine fan $20

29) S13 brake booster fair condition $50

30) CA18DET igniter pack $ free

31) SR20DE distributors in excelent working order x2 $75 ea

32) S13 SR20DE engine loom complete un cut/murdered $25

33) S14a SR20DE engine loom complete un cut/murdered $25

34) RB25DET engine loom complete un cut/murdered $50 SOLD

35) Complete S15 SR20DET VVTI in parts all that is needed is bearings and gasket kit. comes with ACL 20 thou over sized pistions with hasting pistion rings on standard rods with ARP con rod studs, complete head with port job and standard cams, freshly honed block and excelent crank, fresh oil pump and chain, fresh chain tensioner, standard harmonic balancer and engine mounts etc.

No turbo, distributor, coil packs, loom, computer, flywheel.

$ 1,250

I have pictures of all parts but my camera is to detailed and the pictures are upwards of 1.5MB so pm me your email and wahat your interested in and I'll send them to you. Sorry about the inconveniance

All prices are negotable pm me on here or call me on 0406 046 136

I'm located in Ipswich QLD.

Cheers

Luke

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Is the O2 sensor the 3 wire (white, white, black) type that also suits RB25 DET motors, and how many kms on the sensors?

I see the SR20DE o2 sensors do, but is the DET version the same? Would have to be right. :P

If so, I'll take one. :D

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Is the O2 sensor the 3 wire (white, white, black) type that also suits RB25 DET motors, and how many kms on the sensors?

I see the SR20DE o2 sensors do, but is the DET version the same? Would have to be right. :)

If so, I'll take one. :)

Yeah they are both 3 wire O2 sensors both came from VCT Sr20det and have under 30,000kms on them

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