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still have:

-rb26 standard pistons(5 out of 6 good)

-rb26 standard rods

-rb26 fuel rail

- rb26 cams

-rb26 ecu

-rb26 coil packs

-rb26 ignitor box

-greddy new magnetic sump plug

-gates timing belt used for less than 1000k's before engine detonated

-standard intake pipework(twin turbo pipe etc)

-rb26 standard dump pipe X1

  • 4 weeks later...

Update

still have:

-rb26 standard pistons(5 out of 6 good)

-rb26 standard rods

-rb26 fuel rail

- rb26 cams

-rb26 coil packs

-rb26 ignitor box

-gates timing belt used for less than 1000k's before engine detonated

-standard intake pipework(twin turbo pipe etc)

-rb26 standard dump pipe X1

-rb26 exhaust manifolds

-rb26 new crankshaft seal

-rb26 cam gears

might even have oil squirters too

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...

Update

still have:

-rb26 standard pistons(5 out of 6 good)

-rb26 standard rods

-rb26 fuel rail

- rb26 cams

-rb26 coil packs

-rb26 ignitor box

-rb26 standard dump pipe X1

-rb26 exhaust manifolds

-rb26 new crankshaft seal

-rb26 cam gears

might even have oil squirters too

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