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Have a gates racing timing belt T1592R To Suit RB30DET with stock timing and idler locations. Stock Width

These are obsolete these days and this is a brand new one in box, that i was keeping for a spare.

These are the ultimate Twin Conversion belt.

150T x 25.4mm wide suit stock twin cam idler & tensioner positions

Chasing $200 ONO. However will accept offers for quick sale. Prefer Paypal

Need the money to buy something in the imediate, so if no-one buys today i won't be parting with this.

Cheers

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sorry to un-hijack my thread.

They used to sell the Twin Cam RB30 RACING Belts, but gates don't make them anymore in the racing version. They sell the Gates T306 150T 23mm wide HSN non racing belt. Yes for $99.

So if you want a Gates Racing belt, made by gates-Unitta in Japan who make Nismo, Tomei, HKS & other reputable branded belts in their factory.

in the Nissan tooth and width. but in the RACING VERSION

This is it.

Why compramise on a $10k+ build.

Cheers

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