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Upgrading some bits and pieces so these have to go

Brand new Tomei 1.5mm oil restrictor $20

Tomei type b springs

173002 $450

Rb26 Conrods + forged arias pistons

362388 $500

Rb26 crank long snout mod

$500

Custom rb26 turbo manifold

T3 50mm wastegate pipe

$500

Proboost Gtx3582 .96 rear

$500 $800 for both

Will post some pics as soon as I get the chance

 

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Restrictor $10 not $20 sorry
And rear housing is 1.06 not .96
Rods have Arp bolts
Brand new Tomei head gasket
1321870153 $300
Brand new Arp 202-5403 main studs $300
Brand new Tomei valve guide
163045 $500
Brand new Hks valve stem seals
22999-AN004 $150
Used rb26 arp head studs
$250
Brand new Prp cas bracket $200
Used Standard cas bracket $20
Prp 1.1mm restrictor $10
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