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RB25DET from S1 R33 in good condition with turbo- Inlet manifold modified to have forward facing throttle body with RB25DET gearbox with clutch recently replaced with heavy duty item:

Newcastle:

Engine done 140,000km & Gearbox less k's as it was a auto conversion has no coil packs or loom - comes with standard turbo and dump which needs minor repair:

Reason for selling - Car written off:

$2850 prefer paymend on pickup:

Car had aftermarket ECU (which is sold now) so old loom can be supplied if you are using an aftermarket ecu:

Phone Anthony on 0418169145:

Will upload pictures soon.

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would be interested in the engine, if you separate.. price please :P

Craved

MSG QIK32 he expressed interest in BOX. - if you guys can come up with some kinda deal to deposit the whole $2850 into my bank account then you can come and pickup the package and split the treasure :P

I can split it and ship it seperatly at buyers costs - so dont be shy come up with a solution :)

PS: I can give you a Autronic SMC for this engine tuned for an extra $1500

Edited by Guilt-Toy

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