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425rwkw Proven Rb26/30 Package

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Selling the proven engine package out of my S14 track car, Comes with the following

RB26/30 with ARP studs, MLS gasket, modified sump, modified oem oil pump and several other subtle internal mods

Tuned length Garage 7 turbo manifold, absolute work of art, Manifold can fit both RB25 and RB26 heads

GT35R turbo, near new, genuine garret

Dump pipe
Tial 44mm External Gate, with screamer

880cc Injectors with modified duel entry fuel rail
Complete custom loom to suit Link G4+ extreme ecu (ecu not supplied) Loom professionally done and looks better then OEM

Located Adelaide SA

Price: $4800

this is an extremely reliable engine package, has made 425rwkw on 21 psi and about 320 rwkw on 15psi with torque around 660nm at the engine, i usually run it on low boost most of the time as it just wheelspins like crazy on higher boost.

Best to PM me if interested

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