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Short shifter is still for sale but would be alot easier to sell to someone in melb.

E-Manage is for sale to for $350 dont know about other harnesses ect ect.

If you have someone in melb that can pick up for you would be a lot easier.

Give me a call on 0424868574 if interested.

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Any chance of a reply to the questions instead of just typing "bump"?

I think it would be useful if you could say just what is special about a "Gibson Motorsport" block, given that they would have had to use Redtop ECCS blocks under gr. A regs, can you explain how they're any different to a run of the mill redtop block?

And is the head NICS redtop, ECCS redtop, or ECCS silvertop?

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The block comes with nothing its just a bare block i dont know a whole heap about it if you want to know more about it call Ben from Chasers on 0406333045. He will be able to tell you a lot more than i can.

Floody, its a silver top head came of my RB20 no longer need it because i built an RB25 instead same goes for the block was going to use it but it's RB20 not 25.

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