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Hey guys, have a RB26DETT here from an R32, the engine has 76,000km's on it, but developed a knocking noise, we are unsure what the knocking noise is, but my mate just doesn't have the time to work out what it is and get it fixed. So his loss is your gain, selling it cheap as unknown condition, it still runs etc, just with the knocking noise last time it was run.

It includes all your turbos, AFM, everything from the engine bay associated with the engine as it's coming out of a complete, standard GTR. He may look to separate parts from the engine, so offers are welcome for large accessories to the engine like turbo etc. He also has the gearbox from it which is in good condition, as well as some goodies from the GTR shell, but that will be in a separate thread.

ITEM:

R32 RB26DETT Long Motor

76,000k's

CONDITION:

Knocking noise from engine, rest seems to be fine (Turbos, eletrical etc etc)

PRICE:

He's looking for offers near $2200

LOCATION:

Near Unley in SA

CONTACT:

Call/SMS on 0403767163

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