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[Nsw] Stock R33 Turbo, R33 Engine Mountx2 (Non-Hicas). Rb25Det Complete Engine Blown Headgasket

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Hey guys I have a few things for sale.

-First up is a R33 GTST series 1 turbo. I bought this from Skyline spares about 6 weeks ago (have invoice) for $300.

I thought my turbo was causing me to leak oil into the intake, turns out I had done the head gasket on my engine. Asking $250 slightly negotiable but don't break my balls on this one.

So I ended up replacing the RB25DET because a mate hooked me up with an awesome spare. Anyway the engine with the dud gasket is for sale, still runs well, I had no idea about the gasket until I booked a compression test. Comp numbers were: 130,130,130,130,80,80. The mechanic told me the break in the gasket is between cylinders 5&6 which is why no water & oil mixed together on the radiator cap or oil cap. The engine had a recent timing belt and only has 100,500 Km's on it when it was removed (I can prove it too)

If you can change the head gasket yourself on your garage floor then you will have a cheap motor with a good bore, head and low Km's. Asking $400

Engine mounts (non-hicas). I bought a set of these when the new engine went in, but they sent me the wrong ones. These will fit a non-hicas R33 GTST as well as some other cars I don't know off the top of my head.

Pictures will go up this afternoon.

Any questions PM and I can give you my phone number, or just ask here.

Thanks

-Tim

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Just bumping to say I don't intend to pull the engine apart. Had a couple people ask for bits off it. You're welcome to do that yourself if you buy it! price drop to $300 for the engine and $200 for the turbo

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Wondering if engine is still in tact? Would possibly be interested in full engine :)

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