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RB26DETT Engine for sale in Melb. Removed from a R32 GTR that was my weekend car. Sold the shell with plans to find a better shell. Have since moved on from the car scene. Note : These parts are from a running motor that hasn't had an exhaust wheel go through it unlike most stripped motors. All parts are in good condition as removed.

Complete head including inlet, inj, all sensors, all covers, coil packs and ignition module, exhaust manifolds and dumps, adjustable cam gears $1750

Complete bottom end with N1 pistons, sump, oil cooler etc $1250ono (can still see hone marks clearly). No scores. Beautifully balanced!

Starter motor $150

Alternator $150

AFM to turbo inlet pipes and BOV pipe $100

Twin turbo pipe $80

Trust hard pipe with two injectors. Guard to inlet $100

Factory PS oil cooler $100

Factory intercooler lower mounts $50

Engine alloy mounts to suit R32 $100

Engine loom to ECU $150

Resistor pack for injectors $150

Can do injectors and resistor pack for $350 for RB20 upgrade

Standard cam gears x3 $15 each

Coil packs $25 each

Cusco strut braces $150

3" cat back exhaust $150

I don't have anymore parts so please don't ask.

Also stupid questions will result in stupid answers :)

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Not sure on kms. I did roughly 10,000km in the car whilest owning it. First owner in Australia. Due to standard injectors I kept the power around 270-280. It hasn't had to a hard time.

Mr Skids the brand is"Cusco"

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