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Hey Peoples!

Have some parts from my shit box, all these parts were removed from a working Auto RB25DET NEO motor.

Stock Used Parts:

  • Cams (IN/EX) - $50
  • Cam Belt Sprocket & 2x plates (sits on crank) - $10
  • Cam Idler/Tensioner pulleys - $10
  • Valve Springs & Retainers - $50
  • Head Bolts, washers (aka head studs) - $50
  • Pistons, Connecting Rods (complete) - $200
  • Air Conditioning Pump & bracket - $100

Stock OEM Brand New Parts:

  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Head Gasket - $100
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Turbo Outlet Elbow & Dump Gasket $50
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Exhaust Manifold Gasket $50

Great for someone doing a basic rebuild or a slapper job OR someone wanting to pop in DET pistons into their DE motor. Will sell the entire lot for $400

Location: Canley Vale
Price: $400 for the lot OR as itemised

  • 2 weeks later...

buy buy buy... good for those who have a NA motor and want to lower the static compression and slap on a decent sized turbo!

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take it all, $200

Stock Used Parts:

  • Cams (IN/EX)
  • Cam Belt Sprocket & 2x plates (sits on crank)
  • Cam Idler/Tensioner pulleys
  • Valve Springs & Retainers
  • Head Bolts, washers (aka head studs)
  • Pistons, Connecting Rods (complete)
  • Air Conditioning Pump & bracket
  • Stock injectors, rail, FPR, dampener

Stock OEM Brand New Parts:

  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Head Gasket
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Turbo Outlet Elbow & Dump Gasket
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Exhaust Manifold Gasket
  • 3 weeks later...

Stock Used Parts:

  • Cams (IN/EX)
  • Cam Belt Sprocket & 2x plates (sits on crank)
  • Valve Springs & Retainers
  • Head Bolts, washers (aka head studs)
  • Pistons, Connecting Rods (complete)
  • Stock injectors, rail, FPR, dampener
  • Cam Idler/Tensioner pulleys
  • Air Conditioning Pump & bracket

Stock OEM Brand New Parts:

  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Head Gasket
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Turbo Outlet Elbow & Dump Gasket
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Exhaust Manifold Gasket
  • 1 month later...

Shit still available, stock working when removed RB25DET NEO shit

 

Stock Used Parts:

  • 6x OEM RB25DET NEO Pistons,  NEO Connecting Rods (complete, same as GT-R rods)
  • Cams (IN/EX)
  • Cam Belt Sprocket & 2x plates (sits on crank)
  • Valve Springs & Retainers
  • Head Bolts, washers (aka head studs)
  • Stock injectors, rail, FPR, dampener
  • Cam Idler/Tensioner pulleys
  • Air Conditioning Pump & bracket
  • Plenum/manifold

Stock OEM Brand New Parts:

  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Head Gasket
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Turbo Outlet Elbow & Dump Gasket
  • Genuine Nissan RB25DET Exhaust Manifold Gasket
  • 2 weeks later...

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