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What is it?

-Its a complete gasket set for an RB25DET. Head gasket, exhaust, rocker cover gasket, turbo/manifold, you name it.

Basically to replace every standard gasket on it you will need this. WILL NOT SEPERATE PARTS FROM IT.

Where is it?

-Im in Endeavour Hills Melbourne for local pickup but can post it anywhere in Aus at the buyers expense.

How much?

-Open to offers around $280. These sets arent cheap at all... more then $280 thats for sure

Why i'm selling it?

-I dont have an RB25 ;) I was going to get one for my 32 but that had to be sold so i could buy this house.

How do you get it?

-you can email me, sms or call me on the below contacts.

[email protected]

0412 500 248

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not genuine nissan... theyre made by AAGaskets here in Melbourne.

has the BOV gasket as well... as i said, its a complete set of gaskets.

everything is vaccumed sealed in a package i will get a pic and upload it

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