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Hey,

I've got a rb25det for sale (bare) motor has blown big end bearing needs a rebuild, has been a really great motor before this was making 209rwkw at 9psi on the standard turbo before it let go

$800 but make me offer must sell

I'm in canberra feel free to contact me by pm or on my mobile 0415 043 496

Thanks

-Shawn

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as far as we can tell nothing, it was recently compresion tested cos it dropped to five cylinders, and all cylinders where good (turned out to be a ecu fualt) then a little while later it just devolped a knock that has been put down to a big end, it has about 130,000 on it, but was blowing no smoke or anything and has always pulled pretty remarkable results with minor mods actually really disappointed to see it go but i got another motor to put in and need to sell this one to pay for it, the motor can still be started now and will run fine but we've avoided doing this naturally to avoid the chance of doing any damage

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ummmm you sure?

hell yeah it was a bit of a shock first dyno run of the bat with the new ecu pulled 210 hang on did i say 209 meant 211 and yeah just tweaked it till 211 thats was with standard pump injectors and turbo, but blitz neuro spec V exhaust decatted splitfire coils and blitz cooler with link ecu running 9psi, it's always been damn quick for what it was

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