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Nsw- 25 30 Det Part Out Turbo Plenum Loom 044 Head Cooler Manfold Clutch Ecu Etc

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Part: rb25 complete head modified to suit rb30, front oil feed welded up, vct oil feed tapped recently recod has not been started since reco included 2 valves reseated, 2 cam cap threads drilled out and heli coiled and machining will also include braided line and speedflow fittings for oil feed.

Condition: good

Description: as above


Asking Price: heads are going standard and complete for around the 300 mark i'll put 550 on this considering the line mods and reco.



Part: RB25 head studs

Condition: torqued down but motor never started all washers studs and nuts included

Asking Price: $200


Part: g reddy copy plenum, big throttle body and modified fuel rb25 fuel rail (standard fpr off and fitting to fit screw on braid line or rubber hose over to an aftermarket fpr) also sard (could be fake not sure) fpr with gauge


Condition: good as far as the eye can see

Description: polished and cool

Asking Price: $500 as the plenums alone are around the $400 mark







Part: RB25 mild steel high mount quality hybrid performance manifold with unknown external gate


Condition: looks great afaik its been run on the car for less then 10mins before i got it

Description: will just fit a 35 40 with 4" front and 1.06 rear under a 31 bonnet with 3litre bottom end so fit perfectly on an rb25 in a 31 (shorter)

Asking Price: $450







Part: Hybrid performance gt35/40 1.06 rear and 4" inlet anti surge oil and water cooled (some braided lines incl)


Condition: used for less then 10mins afaik

Description: very good very cool very big, handsome.

Asking Price: $500







Part: Z32 ecu nistune chipped to suit rb25 s1

Condition: never used have reciept from UAS in Seven hills for around the 800 maek i think it was

Description: NISTUNEANDDAT

Asking Price: $550





Part: Wiring loom to suit s1 rb25 into r31 has it modified by a member on here i have never used it, will also include all rb25 s1 sensors a few of them brand new (o2 sensor, coolant temp sensor ect) also incl afm, knock sensors iac etc etc etc.


Condition: good afaik

Description: wires and shit

Asking Price: 350 because of some new sensors and the inclusion of all







Part: 2 GMB brand new timing belt tensioners and timing belt to suit twin tensioner setup for 30det will also include timing belt to suit

Condition: NEW NEW NEW

Description: spins.

Asking Price: $150


Part: RPM 4 puck clutch with heavy pressure plate

Condition: very good

Description: used to drive car in and out of workshop fora week

Asking Price: $150





Part: Monza GAYflamin mongrel catch can

Condition: good

Description: gay

Asking Price: $30





Part: Red aftermarket coilpacks

Condition: never used dunno.

Description: red

Asking Price: $100







Part: Brand new 400 x 300 2.5" inlet outlet cooler

Condition: new

Description: shiny

Asking Price: $100



Part: 1 litre catch can with bosch 044

Condition: Fatz said good nick when i purchased it

Description: round

Asking Price: $150












WILL TAKE 2900 FOR THE WHOLE SETUP


Selling as have decided to go big single cam setup.


All parts located Penrith area Sydney NSW, sms on 0430248318 for details.

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