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93 R32 Rb26 Engine Eoi

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Hi guys well I did leak down on my engine and it looks like slight leak through rings in number 6, the engine is still in car and will include cold side as well as nismo Le Mans turbos but no manifolds and lines etc, this thing still pulls hard and I wouldn't worry really as it drives perfect but I want more power, right now it makes 290 kw at the rears doesn't use oil or water or get hot in any way, it ran 12.1 at the creek and can be driven before its removed for forged engine replacement , it has new timing belt, water pump and tensioners etc and could probably be fitted and run for years without issue, I'm think $2500 Ono comes with cam covers, std coil packs and std injectors but no turbo manifolds or oil/ water lines

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I dont want to mutate your thread.

But you are better off keeping your engine and rebuild it if the block and head is in good nick.

Sell your turbos, injectors keep the rest as you already seem to have new bits on there.

My two cents worth that's all.

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