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Hey guys I am currently trying to sell my JUN 2.7L engine build kit that includes a JUN 2.7l Stroker Kit. The list below is all of parts needed to make a reliable 750+ HP.

1. JUN Stroker Kit (Pistons,Rings, Rods and Crank.)

2.JUN Camshaft Kit (Cams,valve springs and titanium retainers)

3.JUN Cam Gears

4.NISMO 2X Bearing Kits

5.JUN 1X Swing Gate Sump Baffle

6.JUN High Volume Oil Pump

7.JUN Head Bolts.

8.JUN Bottom End Bolts

9. TRUST T88-34D Stainless Exhaust Manifold.

10. SARD 1000cc Injectors X 6

The Kit is easily worth over the 20K mark. Im asking 15K i will consider and reasonable offers.

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Yes i have pictures and a complete list of parts and prices. How ever as stated before i wish to sell the complete kit for 15K drop me an email [email protected] any reasonable offers will be considered

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