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Up for sale is a standard RB26Dett which has done approximately 20,000 kms since rebuild. Rebuilt with standard internals, new nissan rings and acl bearings, with a bore and hone of the block. Rotating assembly has been balanced with an aftermarket balancer fitted. Has a metal head gasket and a full head reco on rebuild with a overheat tab on the rear welsh plug. Currently the motor has a r32 gtr sump with the diff cut and shut off for a RWD application. All hoses are in very good condition and motor comes with intake plenum and an alternator and power steering pump with hicas part removed.

Engine was removed from an R33 GTST and comes as pictured without any hot side (turbos etc) or injectors or rail.

Has been compression tested and inspected by a qualified mechanic. Compression 155psi across the board.

Price $2500

PM or Call/msg 0414596256

Located Gold Coast willing to freight Aus wide.

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