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hey guys up forsale atm i have:

rb25det long motor. had low compression on 3cyl's which came up to perfect when oil was squirted into the bores, so my guess is rings. it also includes an VRS head (gasket/seal) kit. $700

i have an rb30e bottum end forsale which would include, the head and intake manifold which i have lying around if the buyer so desires. it had been sitting at a wreckers and returned near perfect compression test results on the first turn over $250

i also have a brand new 100,000km service kit which includes water pump, timing belt, tensioners, and studs to suit an rb30det conversion, which hasnt been used, $400

i also have brand new ARP head stud kit to suit rb25/rb20 which was to be used in my rb30det conversion $150

i also have an rb20 gearbox forsale too, shifted fine and didnt make any weird noises when i took the car it was in for a drive, before it was removed $400

and a 3.5" to a 5" canon rear section of a HKS super dragger exhaust looking for $150

i also have a microtech mx8 with lx8 software, it also has the microtech dash. asking $700

prices are negotiable and if someone wants to make some kind of package deal i can do cheaper aswell

PM me

or email me at Johnny_B_Is@hotmail.com

all items located in Launceston Tasmania

will frieght at buyers expense

pictures available at request

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hey guys,

need cash asap will sell the rb25det head with inlet, and turbo side, loom (ratty) microtech with dash, with the arp headstuds, waterpump and timing belt/tensioner kit and rb30e bottom end for $1700ono

let me know

cheers, John

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