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hey all ive gota neo 25 in a few bits atm... im getting the head cleaned up and re assembled,

ive now decided to go 26,

if someones keen on the engine, ill put it back togeather.. if not the heads here.

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hey all ive gota neo 25 in a few bits atm... im getting the head cleaned up and re assembled,

ive now decided to go 26,

if someones keen on the engine, ill put it back togeather.. if not the heads here.

Interested, message sent to your hotmail. Not enough posts to PM you. Thanks.

im in adelaide

its in peices atm... (heads off) so not too bad i spose!

im going 26... so ill have to double tripple check everything tomorrow

white_gtt... i need to do a bit of shopping around to c what its worth as the 4wd are few and far between

ive just ordered a VTS or what eva gasket kit from nissan japan witch is due in in around 2 weeks...

if you guys pm me your number ill call u tomoz once ive sorted my self out

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