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hi guys the block and head are back up for sale, i held the head and block for someone for since i posted this so im just gonna put back up for sale

price drop on everything i just want this gone cause its taking up space in the shop.

rb25 head with lifters and valves still untouched$450 now 350

rb25 block $450 now 350

power steering pump $50 sold

A/C compressor $100 now $50

rocket covers both $50 now $30

camshafts intake and exhaust $100 now $60

intake manifold comes with injectors, anything that bolts onto it $150 sold pending payment

exhaust manifold stock $50 now 30

cross over pipe with stock bov $50 sold pending payment

flywheel still in good condition can give clutch as well for

free still in pretty good condition $100 now 50

timing covers and coil pack covers $80 now 50

throttle body $50 sold pending payment

ecu $100

alternator $ 60 sold

wiring loom $ 120 sold pending payment

o2 sensor $ 30 now $10 lol

engine mount brackets no rubber $30? for both sold pending payment

stock dump pipe $10

r32 turbo $100 now $60

i just want this stuff out please dont be hesitant to offer.

cheers tin

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