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RB25DET engine & box, 3" single piece tailshaft, exhaust, installed in your R31

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In Melbourne

Engine has 40,000km. 1997 Series 2, complete with wiring loom, ECU, turbo, all sensors, everything.

Gearbox is the RB25DET large box with crossmember.

Tailshaft is a custom single piece using 3" tube with the RB25DET/RB30ET gearbox yoke welded to it, with the R31 Skyline diff flange on the other end. Both unijoints are new and user replaceable.

Exhaust is 3" cat, 3" resonator and 2x 2.5" straight through redback mufflers. Its almost competely silent.

Is currently installed in car, can be driven, any test is welcome.

Can be installed in your R31 over a 3 or 4 day period, 3rd or 4th week of Janurary 2004. Drive in, drive out.

$4,500.

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