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Vi-Pec Rb Plug In, Rb26 Exedy Twin Plate, Rb26 Complete Polished Inlet Mani,rb25 Turbo With Turbosmart Ghetto Gate, Rb20 Gearbox...etc


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Vi-pec RB Plug in ecu, this will do all RB's except Rb25neo. has been tuned for an rb20 with r33 turbo stock injectors. Comes with usb cable, aux optional cable, so if you want to run extra outputs or inputs you can and comes with air temp sensor also has inbuilt map sensor. Im after $1200 ono (will post)

RB26 Exedy twin plate (push type) has plenty of meat left on it $1100 ono (will post at your expense)

RB26 Polished Inlet manifold, complete with throttles vacum chamber nitto gaskets. ( all vacum line fittings have dash fitting on them) $600 ono (will post at your expense)

RB25 stock Turbo with 38mm Turbosmart external gate welded to the rear housing of turbo with screamer, when bolted to stock manifold it cant be seen at all unless car is jacked up. $550 ono (will post at your expense) turbo is still bolted on car and running.

RB25 stock turbo $300ono (will post at your expense)

R32 RB20 gearbox no shifter $650 ono

Accu sump with teflon lines, solinoid, pressure switch, custom bulk head made by hypertune and brackets $750 ono

all parts located in castle hill, contact pete 0407008651

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