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rb26 bottom end. block chemicaly cleaned, bored 40thou, crack tested, new welsh plugs, de-burred. r33 crank cryo frozen for strength, balanced, crack tested, micro polished. new n1 oil pump and water pump. new oil squiters in block, new nitto H beam rods, cp 40thou pistons, nismo bearings. full arp head and main stud kit, tomei oil restrictor. everything except sump but can organise sump if needed. chasing $5000.00 ono all assembled. selling as i want a rb30 bottom end. engine will not dissapoint.

ph 0459 611 149 or pm me.

cheers

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1000hp with a n1 pump

can they do it ? if so how long will it last ?

From what I heard its Rpm related for oil pump damage, keeping it limited at around 7400 should keep it alive for a regular bashing.

PM me if the motor is still available, may be interested.

josh

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