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Retail for the RB20 engine is around $600. This is a monotorque set with imported gaskets and seals from Japan. Most likely some genuine parts in there.

Ring someone like Autobarn or Repco. They will be able to get you a price.

The RB25 should be around the same. I can probably get one for $400 for you if you ask nice. Of course you would have to pay for postage.

I have a genuine Nissan RB25DET VRS kit you can have for $250 (brand new).

The only extra bits you get with the full gasket set are:

- front crank seal (about $16 for genuine)

- rear seal ($50)

- oil pick-up o-ring (??)

- oil pump gasket (??)

[don't think I've missed anything ??]

I don't believe you get any turbo gaskets with a 'full' set (except for the ex manifold gasket), and there is no sump gasket (just use 3-bond).

my car just came from japan and i noticed an oil leak from the rocker cover...so i thought i just get the engine all checked and do a MAJOR MAJOR service including changing every oil that can ever be changed on it. It's a pitty that the car is gone for compliance and its been 2 weeks already and still canberra is to send the plates down, the guys think it'll take another couple weeks. : ( Thanks ppl i appreciate your info.

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