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Hi Guys,

Up for sale is my brand new-unopened Nismo RB26 Timing belt:

From RHD Japan:

The NISMO RB26DETT Engine Parts - Reinforced Timing Belt will work on any of the RB Series engines found in the Skyline`s, Cefiro`s, Cedric`s, Gloria`s, Stagea`s and Fairlady Z`s (RB26DETT, RB25DE(T) and RB20DE(T)).The belt surface is composed of a combination of Nylon and Kevlar. In addition, the cable core has been improved with high strength glass and the teeth/rubber has been improved with high saturation H-NBR. It is said that with these improvements the belt is 3~4 times less prone to cutting, 2~3 times stronger in resistance to heat, 3~4 times less prone to cracking and 2~3 times resistant to wearing.

Current price from RHD is AUD$162 + shipping...I'll be happy to let it go for $150 shipped

Located in Rosebery, Sydney.

Contact: Matt 0400 023 241

Perfect for anyone about to do a service or want a cool Nismo part.

Cheers

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