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hey all, i bought this setup not long ago to put in my 180 but unfortunatly things have changed for me and if i can make most of what it cost me back ill be selling it up.

basic rundown.

RB26DET

sard 600cc injectors

tomei poncams

modded sump for rwd

unknown bottom end. can only be presumed standard.

Heavy duty clutch

loom etc.

$3800

T78 33d kit.

trust mani

hks 50mm gate

dump pipe

turbo looks to be in really good condition other than some slight marks on the comp wheel (run with no filter)

$2900

Power fc

Greddy twin intake

Z32 AFMs

fc commander

$1400

trust oil cooler kit.

sandwich plate etc all lines included with earls fittings

$800

i have other little things like stock ecu, a/c compressor etc.

nothing will be seperated until ive sold the motor/turbo kit.

cost for all of the above complete is $7600 firm.

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interested in the turbo kit.

what power did u make with this setup at what rpm. do u have a dyno graph?

what is a t78 rated at horsepower wise?

thanks

julz

for anyone interested, this wasnt run without a air filter, so no worries there, it's just one of the air filter's was damaged so i didnt worry giving it to him. they were run with blitz twin pods so there is no issue there. I'm also pretty sure this engine runs oil restricters due to the oil pressure readings it was getting (always really good).

this engine is built for huge power, if that's what u want, then u cant go past this package.

Is this your old engine nisskid?

yeh mate, really strong engine, and the T78 was amazing, i didnt wanna get rid of it, but had to let it go as i was in too much debt because of it haha

i just wanna see someone get this and give it a proper tune, see what it can do, i lost the tune not long after i bought the car and was too retarded to work the boost controller, so it ran on a base map and 12psi for most of the time i had it.

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