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cool I was thinking 10-11k for the 33 and 20k for the R32 so good to see my idea is about the right price

My other option is to put a stock rb25 in it and sell the other engine then sell the car, not sure what would get me more money

And as for getting reamed I have been getting reamed every day by the car so who gies a f**k lol

Selling second hand “built” motor’s always raise’s the question with what’s really been done, when, is it all still ok, how well did it really go ect.. I guess that happens in the car, however you can atleast see it go.

This is properly more Dans area in terms of what to do. We’ve bought and sold a few motors, more so Porsche gear and skeptical people are always a problem, but I guess when your talking that money anyone would be

morning all

trafic was ghey!

all this talk of r33's so cheap is ghey

ok give me an idea of what i will get for:

R33 94 GTST

250kw (usual pfc exhauste injectors z32 lowmount turbo)

HKS Suspention, fresh reco'd brakes and new slotted rotors

awesome paint, front lip skirts, pods, drift lip

Work 17's nice dish on back will be fresh painted and polished

Gauges, steerin wheel A+ interior

im gonna maby try sell in january

i dont like my chances :dry: i would want atleast 16.5

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