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Hey guys ive got up for sale my fully built 1000hp Rb26 from a GTR skyline. Heres the list of the parts worth 22k+......

CP Pistons

Howard Rods

Head with mild ports

282 spec cams with retainers

ARP head and main studs

Ati balancer

Custom Valves

Custom springs

Jun oil pump

Trust sump with extension

Block has been specially prepped & cleaned

Crank has been prepped & fully balanced

For any questions pm me or msg me on 0448868384..cheers

Selling for $14,000 o.n.o, which is alot less than it cost to build the motor. It has been only driven around 1500kms so still new.

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Sorry, I'm not interested in buying your engine, but I am curious as to how someone spends the time, effort and of course money to build a $22000, 1000hp engine, drives it 1500km then suddenly needs to sell it at a huge loss.

Sorry, I'm not interested in buying your engine, but I am curious as to how someone spends the time, effort and of course money to build a $22000, 1000hp engine, drives it 1500km then suddenly needs to sell it at a huge loss.

the guy i bought it off of got it built for his street gtr and decided to take it out to put it into another gtr for drag racing but decided he wanted an rb26/30 instead.

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