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It seems that with the new expected power output of my Laurel I am going to require the upgrade to an RB25 box or I will be grenading RB20 boxes once a week, as its always better to sell something in excellent condition than it is to sell something in shitfully poor condition or br0ken condition.

I have for sale the RB20 gearbox in my laurel right now, this box is the most perfect Rb20 box I have ever felt with it gliding into gear with no fuss, no crunching, noises or bang bangs. This could be attributed to the fact that it was behind a single cam RB20E most of its life and its only done one track day and that was with a stock clutch that slipped every chance it got.

The other box is my spare that I bought from a mate a few months ago just after he wrote off his R32, he is a weak bitch and got rear ended but I call him a weak bitch becuase he treated the car like a baby and never thrashed it...unfortunate for me and him becuase we never got to see skids, but fortunate for you becuase you get the chance to purchase an extremely mint RB20 gearbox

I am asking $500 for each box which is not unreasonable because these boxes really are in superb condition and I need them gone ASAP so no unreasonable offers will be refused.

Help a brother out

Peace :D

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