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up for sale is my R33 series 2 head, the tomie cams are 256 8.5lift and less than 5000km's as it was a weekend car,

The head is in perfect working order, before cams had 175 on comp test so the valves are sealing well.

Has been off the car for 6months and ive wrapped it up , selling because id like a neo head to go with RB30...

Without cas im looking for $550 , with stock cams this head is good for reselling if you just want the cams so its a fair price..

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Forgot to mention the cam key snapped off when I had CAS problem, it doesn't effect anything, its just a locator for the CAS, runs perfect , have dyno sheets and video to prove it :yes:

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this head is seriously in mint condition, cams have bathed in Mobil 1 and only done a few thousand km's, even the rocker covers are clean, check it out ...

You don't need to mess with this head, its mint, bolt it down or swap the cams over.. its quality..

Cams only $450 firm

whole head, cams and cas $600

Cas only $200

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