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Complete head with covers ready to bolt on $200

Complete head with adjustable gear no covers $180

Acl ross forged pistons good condition apart from a gorge from underneath of one piston $200

Rb25det block good condition $90

Rb25 sump $50

Rb25 s1 and s2 airflow meters $50 each

Injectors and rail $40

Coilpack cover $50

Crank angle sensor $60

Balancer $30

Intake plenum $30

Crossover pipe 20

Bov $20

Ac pump 40

Alternator 50

Power steer pump 50

Throttle bodie $30

Tbs $30

S2 tps 40

Flywheel $40

Engine brackets $40

Engine mount very good nick $40

Rb25 turbo and lines unknown condition $50

Turbo Manifold $30

Coilpacks all working $40

Coilpack harness very good condition still soft s1 and 2 $80

Injector loom $40

Under plenum loom $40

Knock sensors $30

And anything else I have missed

Gold Coast

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