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Hi,

I have for sale a complete twin turbo RB26 including both inlet and exhaust sides out of my 1990 R32 GTR.

Compression test done by Mick at Ovaboost 22/11/2013 (have the paperwork)

#1. 187psi #2. 187psi #3 190psi #4 190psi #5 190psi #6 190psi (done when hot).

Engine is still in car so serious buyers can see, feel & hear running, even get their own comp test done (at buyers expense).

Engine is stock as far as i know and runs 10psi of boost. Have had it for over 2 years with no problems. Never burns oil or needs topping up.

Asking $3850 ono

Why sell a perfectly good RB26 ?

Long story short. 4 years ago I crashed my first GTR. When i got out of hospital I brought my car back from the insurance company for $1000.

Little did they know it had a brand new factory build 2002 NUR SPEC RB26 from Japan with brand new everything bolted on. Car was a write

off but the engine survived.

I put a lot of time & money into that engine so thats the one I want in my car.

Serious buyers only !

Located in Ellenbrook Perth

Mark

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