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enemy R32

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Selling complete RB25DE, Gearbox and wiring harness/loom from a R33. All in working order. If your quick enough its still in the car till the end of the week so you can check it out. Package for $1250.

Can also separate if need be:

  1. Engine RB25DE: $600. (121,000)
  2. Gearbox RB25DE/RB20DET: $600 (121,000)
  3. Wiring harness/loom RB25DE/RB20DET: $150

I have alot more parts for a R33, so if you need something i may have it, so just ask. :/

I will take a pic of the engine bay of the next couple of days.

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engine back for sale, buyer couldn't come up with the remaining amount.

So can I get a refund of my deposit?

I had every intention of buying (hence the $100 deposit) but due to unforseen & unfortunate circumstances that you are aware of I am unable to proceed atm. Mate keep $50 and refund me half if you think I have stuffed you around. Otherwise hold it for however long untill things change & I will pay you...

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Bump, engine still for sale.

hey

I would like to buy the engine and wriring harness, but i'm not sure if i would need it as i have a r32 with a rb20de and i i'm going to put the rb25de head on an rb30 block and turbo it. What sort of Power Fc work work on my car?

regards Jordan

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As far as im aware the harness is the same for the RB20DET & RB25DE, i dont see why yours would defer, but you should get another opinion on that. As for pfc i would recommend finding out from someone who really knows them. There is a couple of very helpful threads on this topic on this forum, just use the search window. Let me know if your still interested.

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