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Complete RB25 DET series 2 motor including all manifolds, turbo and loom. Motor came out a R33 which was crashed, Removed the engine to put into my mates S13 and before fitting to the S13 had the crank cleaned and linished and new main and big end ACL race series bearings fiitted. new gaskets (except head) throughout, timing belt and bearings done. New water pump fitted. Has been in the S13 for a few months now to run the fresh bearings in. Can see running in the car. Engine had done 114,000ks in the skyline and has only done a few thousand more in the Silvia. Motor runs great very smooth fresh motor.

$2300 for the motor Loom and Series 2 turbo

Will separate motor from loom and turbo if need be.

Call Shannon on 0450 052 809

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hey Mate

I'm chasing the motor - i don't need the turbo or loom - woudl you be able to seperate? - also you wouldnt of happened to done a compression test on it at all.. would you?

Thanks Heaps :thumbsup:

Em :)

hey 33sxc, i went out to have a look at this engine and did a comp test. everything showed up mint the lowest was 159psi and highest was like 167 i think. all in between that

however, i asked if all new gaskets had been put on along with timing belt etc and the owner said no. so i think there has been some communication break down between 13thracer and the owner of the engine !

went for a drive in it, runs flawlessly

he also had recepts for the bottom end work done, so its legit!

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