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ITEM : BUILT RB20 ( STROKED TO 2.4 LITRE )

CONDITION : NEAR NEW ( ONLY DONE 2000KM )

INFO :

BOTTOM END IS NEAR BRAND NEW

SPEEDLAB CUSTOM CRANK ( CUSTOM MACHINED R34 GTR CRANK )

GRUB SCREWED CRANK

LINISHED CRANK

EAGLE RODS

TOMEI PISTONS

ARP RACE SERIES STUDS

TOMEI RINGS

PISTONS HAVE BEEN TEFLON COATED

LINE BORE AND HONE

ACL RACE SERIES MAIN AND ROD BEARINGS

CUSTOM SUMP BAFFLES WITH TRAP DOORS

CUSTOM 9L SUMP

N1 OIL PUMP

N1 WATER PUMP

CUSTOM HKS 1.2MM HEAD GASKET

THIS BOTTOM END HAS BEEN MADE TO STAND BIG HP AND BIG RPM. ONLY TOP QUALITY PARTS FROM JAPAN, USED AND THE BEST MACHINING HAS BEEN DONE.

THIS BOTTOM END HAS COST BIG $$$

ENGINE ( HEAD )

FULL RACE PORTING

JUN 272 – 10.8mm LIFT ( BIG ) INLET AND EXHAUST CAMS

JJR ADJUSTABLE CAM GEARS

TOMEI SPRINGS

TOMEI BUCKETS

GREDDY TIMING BELT

CUSTOM OIL DRAIN MACHINED FROM THE BACK OF THE HEAD TO SUMP.

CUSTOM PAINTED ENGINE COVERS

THIS HEAD HAS HAD OVER $7K SPENT ON IT IN MACHINING AND PARTS FROM JAPAN.

THIS WOULD MAKE A GREAT STREET ENGINE OR TRACK ENGINE.

CONTACT : PM ME

PICTURES : Will post some shortly or can MMS some to people interested.

PRICE : $5500 ONO ( cost ALOT $$$ more to build this )

LOCATION : ADELAIDE

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