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Bit of a plug for my for sale thread in sig but I have a GTR engine loom thats been modified for a R32 Gts-t car. I also have the knock sensor loom to go with it and two new GTR knock sensors and O2 sensors, so everything except ecu and afm's to get your RB30/26 combo running.

Also up for grabs is a complete GTR inlet side setup, Plenum, Throttle bodies, injector manifold, fuel rail, oil/vacuum manifolds, sensors, throttle links.

I'm open to offers and haven't knocked anyone down so far that I can recall.

Might also have other bits of interest as I was running a 465rwhp RB30/26det. Let me know what you need and I'll see if I have it or can get it for you.

Cheers,

Daniel

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