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Hi

I've got a full engine I'd like to sell including all accessories to drop into car. Would prefer to sell as one, but will to seperate if there is enough interest for all parts. Genuine reason for sale - engine has only been in car for 930kms since build, but an engine combo I've been wanting for a long time has come up and have to get my hands on it. Engine can be heard in car, and I can pass on details of engine builder. Also have most receipts.

RB30/25 engine - $4,500ono

Engine has only travelled 932kms (@ 2/2/13)

S2 turbo block

Spool Rods

CP Pistons (8.5:1)

ACL mains/big ends (standard size)

New crank, with crank collar fitting etc.

N1 oil pump

Powerbond harmonic balancer

Cometic 1.2mm head gasket

ARP head studs

RB25 S2 head - freshened with rebuild (valve steam seals etc)

Tomei Poncams - 256 degree

RB25 Intake - $1,000ono

GReddy copy plenum, ported to suit RB25 head

Billet fuel rail

550cc injectors (Mazda injectors I believe)

80mm billet TB

Sard FPR

Will include fuel lines etc.

RB25 Exhaust - $2,500ono

6 boost manifold

Garret GT35R (only 200kms old, include receipt if need be) - .82r 0.7c

ITS 45mm wastegate

EMS Stinger include tune to suit (and all wiring) - $900

RE403A (I think thats full mode number) gearbox - $2,500ono (out of S2 R33)

KEAS built box

Full manual valve body

4,500RPM Hi-Stall (MV Auto)

Box built to handle 800rwhp - can pass on details of builder if required (AllFast in Perth)

Previous engine (before rebuild - identical set up) ran 11.4 @ 120mph, 2.1 sixty foot in 1,600kg car. Car was only running 340rwhp @ 16psi and was on street tyres. Never got the chance to take it down on full tune (later made ~400rwhp @ 18psi) with slicks, but obvious it would run a ten.

Would like to get rid of everything ASAP. Going to drop a fully sick V8 into the old girl. Dont flame on price, if you think its overstated, make an offer. Ive just listed a nearby price as per forum requirements.

Can hear engine running - happy to go for a drive.

Located in Perth - but happy to organise freight at buyers cost. Contact me here - or on 0419 000 490

Thanks

Matt

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