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sold my 32 and no longer building a motor so these are now of no use

Sard 800cc twin spray injectors suit RB26 brand new in boxes $850

ORC quad plate clutch 1000ks old but doesnt have release bearing carrier but they can be bought as a spare part, suit push RB boxes $2500

RB26 crank brand new in box from nissan R34 model *only ones they sell now* so it's long nose $1050

ATI 600hp harmonic balancer suit R33/R34 brand new $700

Spool RB26 forged H beam rods with arp2000 studs brand new $650

RB26 cam and cam gear cover's, NO valley cover. cam covers fitted with Mines baffles and come with a ltd edition nismo cap, silver in colour but suit respray there pretty scratched up $450

located in Perh W.A, postage will be at your cost

please PM or call/msg 0411 811 231

Adam

Hey have u got any specs for the sards ie. Lag times and pics please

these are the 'kermit' sards, twin spray fit std rail or 11.5mm aftermarket rails. lag time 1.10msec

same as this

http://www.rhdjapan.com/home/products/prod...tr_product=SARD 800cc Injectorℑ=

engine covers sold

I've got a pair of defi gauges i wont be needing anymore for sale too

Oil pressure and oil temp in amber, with control unit. these were removed out of a wreck, due to the sender wires being taped into the custom engine loom the car had we had to cut the wires to remove them. any auto electrician or car audio shop would have no problems reconnecting them.

$400 for the lot not seperating.

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