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Due to financial reasons unfortunately i have to sell all my car parts. Spent way too much money buying all these parts and never even started building my motor yet so hoping to get some $$ back now.

 

 

1. Completely rebuilt rb26 head built by Pro-Built Engine Reconditioning Gold Coast.

New shims

K line valve guides

All cold side and sensors $2500

 

2. Rb30 series 2 block in good condition $100

 

3. Rb25 greddy copy plenum with all the vacuum lines and bolts $200

 

4. RB30DET (DOHC) Rebuild Kit with Ross Racing Forged Pistons 9.0:1

SPOOL Forged H Beam Conrods

Ross Forged Pistons (Rings, Pins and Locks Included)

Cometic MLS Head Gasket

ACL Race Series Main Bearings

ACL Race Series Big End Bearings

$2000

 

5. Rb26 forward facing plenum by Otaku racing

Billet CNC Aluminium Manifold (Suit RB26, RB26DETT)

90mm Throttle Body

Dual Feed Fuel Rail (Suit Top Feed 14mm Injectors)

IACV Port & Vac Line Ports

Water Line Kit

$950

 

6. Arp head studs for rb30/25/26

$200

 

7. Gates timing belt for rb30/26 and rb30/25

$100

 

8. Rb26 N1 oil pump

$250

 

9. Rb30 waterpump

$80

 

10. T78-33 T4 turbo, high flowed by Turbotech in Perth and newer installed after that.

$1300

 

11. Rb26 Trust/greddy T4 manifold

$400

 

12. Rb25 or z32 afm?? Brand new Chinaspec $25

 

13. R33 strut bar $100

 

14. R33 24mm heavy duty front sway bar. $250

 

I'm in Darwin but all parts can be delivered Australia wide on buyers expense. Best way to contact me text or ring 04 74 120 500.

 

 

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Thank you Khezz, was pleasure dealing with you mate!

Items that are sold so far: 

*4. RB30DET (DOHC) Rebuild Kit with Ross Racing Forged Pistons 9.0:1

*6. Arp head studs

*7. Gates timing belt

*9. Rb30 waterpump

*10. T78-33 T4 turbo

 

Rb26 head is still available, i accidentally wrote last time that it is sold. Ahh if i could just edit my own posts like it always used to be possible that'd be great.  

 

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