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Well, I'm a little short on money at the moment and so I have decided to buy a used RB26DETT instead of rebuild mine. Its done the bigend bearings and maybe also the piston rings.

I've bought another long motor and so I'll need the turbos and plenum from this one. I would prefer to sell it complete but will separate if I don't get enough interest. No idea what it would be worth and want to sell ASAP so open to offers..

PRICE DROP $2500 for the lot.

Can supply plenum, throttle bodies and coil packs for extra $900

This motor came out of a 1997 R33 GTR V-Spec.

Feel free to call me on 0407 931 097.

Engine has now been SOLD!!!!

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The sump is off, that's how we checked the bearings and I took the head off with the intention of getting it ported. I can put things back together if you like or leave them off for you to inspect.

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