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as topic say needing 1 R32 rb25head with all cold side peices not need for turbs exhaust man etc

either post back here or hit me up @ [email protected] on msn

0450349005

ps. currently in mt.gambier SA so i would have to get freight arranged and im willing to pay for that too obviously :D

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The only RB25 that came out in the R32 was a non turbo, so are you trying to do a 25/30 non turbo conversion? If so, it's probably not worth it in 'bang for your buck' terms.

But from the sounds of your post you want the turbo head? If so, they only came in the 33 and 34's. Best to clarify so people can know for sure what you're after.

ye sorry was on phone all morning kinda lathargic lol

looking for : RB25 R32 NON TURBO head(with all cold side goodies) reason i want this is to try to get as close as possible to the 9:1 CR that is needed for the 25/30det to function responsivly... hopefully that cleared it up:)

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