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R34 Rb25Det Neo Coilpacks, Iacv/aac, Intake Pipes Etc.

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Hey folks! Up for sale are some excess parts from my near finished conversion. :)

Please note all prices are ONO. I will accept reasonable offers! Postage costs will be extra.

Please PM me if you are interested in anything.

All parts were working when removed!!

I will be adding some R33 RB25DET manifolds and manifold associated parts to this list soon as well.

  • R34 RB25DET NEO - Coilpacks - These are the factory coilpacks with ignitors built in. Should suit some Series 2 R33 RB25 Skylines as well. No cracks or signs of damage. Price = $75.00 ONO

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  • R34 RB25DET NEO - IACV/AAC Valve thingy - The one with 4 bolt holes to suit the Neo manifold. Price = $50.00 ONO

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  • R34 RB25DET NEO - Crossover Pipe with factory BOV - Great if you want to return the car back to stock or are looking for a spare. Price = $40.00 ONO

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  • R34 RB25DET NEO - Rubber intake pipe with the steel piping for PCV/BOV - Great if you want to return the car back to stock or are looking for a spare. Price = $50.00 ONO

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  • R34 RB25DET NEO - Engine block mounts - The mounts that you bolt onto your block. Are then in turn bolted onto the engine mounts connected to the chassis. In good nick, no cracks or damage. Price = $30.00 ONO

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  • R33/R34 RB25DET - Non-genuine MAF sensor - An eBay one that I picked up, but ended up going standalone ECU with inbuilt MAP, so no longer need this... These goes for close to $100 on fleabay. Price = $50.00 ONO

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