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Hey guys,

The quest continues to sell all the stuff ive collected over time, today ive got;

RB26 cams (pair)

They're standard, out of a 1995model motor, working fine when pulled out

Taken out due to an upgrade of 270deg cams

If you've got an RB20 they're a great upgrade, here's a clip of what they sound like dropped in to an rb20;

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=VQW1AAPi4tc

Price is $135 delivered to anywhere in Australia.

PM me or post up here.

Cheers

-Steve

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Bumpo

Doesnt rb20 run a hydraulic lifter setup and the gtr a solid? Reason i ask is that i have an r32 rb25DE head i am putting on my rb30 and am looking for better cams, and i believe that the r32 rb20 and rb25 cams are similar?? if so this could be a cheap upgrade for me

cheers

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im assuming since noone is mentioning or asking about RB25DET applications for these cams means that they cannot be used for RB25DET and only the rb20 and 26....... i have no idea so any info would be awesome :happy:

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