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All this stuff to suit RB26DETT

Brand new R32/33/34 GTR crank, has longer snout for the oil pump drive. Hasnt been removed from box, retail $1300, trade $1100, WILL SELL FOR $850 plus freight

RB26DETT Block, chemically cleaned, has been bored and honed to 86.5mm, has been decked slightly to tidy up face. NEEDS WELCH PLUGS Work alone cost $450, sell for $700 plus freight

Venolia 86.5mm forged pistons to suit RB26DETT, Brand new in box, with Nissan Genuine rings ready for fitting. All ciclips/gudgen pins etc there as well. $750 inc freight

WILL SELL THE BLOCK, CRANK AND PISTONS AS A PACKAGE FOR $2250 PLUS FREIGHT IF ANY1 IS INTERESTED

Thanks guys, also: still wrecking white R32 GTR, heap of bits sold but still some bits etc on there

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850+450+750 = 2050.

are you asking higher total because you dont want one person to get it all ?

Im saying the work alone cost $450 to get it cleaned, decked bored honed and get the cradle/girdle checked for trueness, selling it for $700

Dont mind selling it altogether or seperate, doesnt worry me at all.

Cheers,

Michael

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