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I know this is a skyline forum but I hought I might get some valuable opinions here.

I was wondering what is a reasonable price for an SR20DE done 181000 kms - runs perfectly,regularly serviced, can be heard running in the car.

Also what about a manual gearbox for off an sr20de silvia (works great) - how much is it worth? btw is it identical to turbo box?

Please dont move to sale section as I am not selling those, just wondering how much these cost?

Thank you in advance.

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I know this is a skyline forum but I hought I might get some valuable opinions here.

I was wondering what is a reasonable price for an SR20DE done 181000 kms - runs perfectly,regularly serviced, can be heard running in the car.

Also what about a manual gearbox for off an sr20de silvia (works great) - how much is it worth? btw is it identical to turbo box?

Please dont move to sale section as I am not selling those, just wondering how much these cost?

Thank you in advance.

I have a mate who is selling a SR20DE & box for $1200 if your interested (have 110k on them). pm me if your interested. no the turbo boxes are different.

Turbo boxes have no difference in strength apparently... but a slight difference in ratios? That's the rumour, nobody has really proved anything yet though and if somebody can, I'd like to know :ermm:

And price wise, you're looking at definately under 1k with gearbox, loom, ecu etc.

Hell I sold mine for $200, although without gearbox :P Best to check NS.com and just search through the parts section to get a rough idea of what you're looking at.

Edited by aozora

My m8 bought a S13 SR20DE from uniparts for $500 with low km's.

The engine ur lookin at has done huge km's. I wouldnt pay more than $300 for it.

A manual box can be bought for around $400 dependin on series and condition.

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