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selling my 2.7 jun stroker kit, was purchased from crd about a year or so ago, has only seen about 200km MAX street driving and some power runs on the dyno.

car had electrical issues, sat in the workshop for ages, and in the meantime i came across a os giken rb30, so im putting that in instead...

comes completely assembled, in a N1 block, the block doesnt have engine numbers stamped on it, as its a N1 block and they come blank and i never bothered to have my original one stamped in....

it revs very hard and makes the power with the right setup

i paid 9000 for the kit, obviously wen the dollar was a bit better... block was brand new, 2500, and assembly and machining 1500, so all up it owes me 13000,

looking for around $11,000

http://www.junauto.co.jp/products/cylinder...ft/rb26.html?en

http://www.nengun.com/jun/stroker-kit-nissan-rb26dett-27l

also selling my turbo which is the same age and km, so basically used but in as new condition

exhaust housing has been double ceramic coated as has the centre piece. compressor housing has been polished, all up cost me $700

i made 565awkw 23psi pump fuel with this setup, so it does work haha

looking for $3500 for the turbo

pics coming soon!!!

pm any interest/enquiries

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Extremely interested in the bottom end. Sadly, I'm in Canada so it would have to be shipped over seas. I do have an N1 water pump but no tomei pump yet so that would have to be on. What is the oil pan, OEM? Could you PM a list of possibilities for included parts and different prices? What was the compression numbers when the engine was pulled.

Thanks!!

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