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Eoi: Rebuilt V45 - Nissan Quad Cam 4.5L V8


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Just trying to guage any interest for this engine out there and thought this might be the most appropriate place.

I sold my tubbed VL which this was going to go into, which I was planning a twin turbo installation, but time has got the better of me. So i thought I might be better used by someone else.

- It is a completely rebuilt, to factory specs, new rings and bearings as well all balanced.

- Also have a complete new factory Nissan (no ebay cheapy - $700+) timing chain kit. The timing chain guides are the most common problem with these engines when they are bought second hand from a jap wrecker, they are usually snapped or more than likely on their way out since they were a factory defect.

- Comes with complete factory wiring harness.

- Optional extra is adaptor for powerglide gearbox and also EMS 8860

Let me know if anyone is keen.

Looking at offers over $2500 for complete engine and timing chain kit alone.

Cheers,

Ariel

0403 279 000

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