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i have a rb30/25det engine for sale which has just been removed from my car due to a different direction in project engine consists of:

RB30 block balanced and blueprinted

shot peened and nitrited standard conrods

wiseco forged pistons and o-ringed with copper headgasket

drilled and tapped tensioner to suit rb25det head

done approx. 15000km since block was rebuilt

head has done 2000km since reconditioned with new valves and seals,

Tomei camshafts 256 degree angle and 8.5mm lift

stiffer valve springs to suit

welded, machined and drilled and tapped to allow vct to still works

exhaust manifold is custom steampipe high mount hpc coated in black with t3 flange and to suit external wastegate

intake manifold is a polished plazmaman plenum on standard runners with standard throttle body

custom alumnium fuel rail and 6x 660cc rochestor injectors

ford xr6 idle control valve (as standard one kept failing)

polished rocker covers

gates timing belt

engine comes with oil, water and power steering pumps and belts also alternator

Asking price is $5700 neg will seperate if not sold

not sure how to put pictures up but can be seen on ebay over weekend or can email pics to anyone interested any questions call Ben on 0423-496-210 leave a message if not answered or send text thanks

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Go to Imageshack or Tinypic and upload the file onto your computer , then click insert image. Go to imageshack/tinypic page and copy the web address that the upload gives u and paste into the insert image box. insert the it twice incase the 1st one comes up with a white box with red cross. If it does in the second image insert you should have or sum shit like that twice at each end delete one of em and it should work. Thats what I do and it works for me ><

hey man

interested in plazmaman intake plenum, let me know if u will separate

thanks

slav

would like to sell head complete $3000 but if no takers i will break it up

thanks

any power figures?

with this setup and a garrett to4z ball bearing, cdi ignition, ems 8860 and a stengthened auto power was 346.8rwkw at 18psi and 303.4rwkw at 16psi.

individual prices are now:

plazmaman plenum and standard intake runners+throttle body, xr6 turbo idle control motor $1000

custom steampipe exhaust manifold hpc coated black t3 flange and suit external wastgate $800

complete head minus manifolds $2000

block minus alternator $1000

aluminium fuel rail and 6x 660cc rochestor injectors to suit $550

Apexi avcr electronic boost controller complete $450

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