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Rb bits! Mostly rb20det!

Located in Devonport. Can freight at buyers expense.

Rb20det head, bent valves in 2 cylinders $150

RB20det cams(stock)$40 each

Stock exhaust manifolds $30 each

Turbo oil/water lines $30 set

Brand New dayco rb20det timing belt $60

Polished alternator and starter. $70 each

Rb30 rocker cover $10

High pressure power steer line. $30

Standard rb20det injectors $10each

Rb20det knock sensors $20each

Standard rb20det hydraulic lifters/buckets $50 set

Rb20det exh manifold gaskets x2 new $30each

Rb20det rocker cover gaskets. New $20set

Standard rb20det coilpacks $15each

3inch into 4inch blast pipe straight through exhaust, no cats, no mufflers. Suit a31 cefiro. Will suit others if your smart enough. $250

Standard rb20det inlet, $20

Rb20det fuel rails $20each

Thermost housings $20each

Heat shields, exh manifold $15 each

Rb30 5 speed. Clunks loud in every gear. $50

Rb20det throttle body, no sensors$20

Standard s15 struts with Lovells springs $150

Standard s13/a31 castor arms $100

Hicas steering rack, split boots. $80

R32 GTR Rb26 complete twin turbo setup. Manifolds, Standard garrett turbos, oil/water lines, dumps, etc. Minimum shaft play $450 ono

R32 GTRrb26dett Mines tuned ECU $280 ono

R32 GTR power steering pump $80

R32 GTR front diff $150

Heaps of standard rb20 bits and pieces floating around so just ask if your needing something.Don't be scared to make an offer! Need gone!0409402860

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