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Well guys after a few solid years building skylines i have a heap of gear sitting about that needs to go. All gear is in top nick, but has been sitting around between 6 months and 3 years.

So here it goes

RB25 Stuff

Complete Long Motor $2000Now $1500

Bottom end $1000Now $800

Cyl Head $1000Now $800

RB26 Stuff

Pair of R33 GTR Turbos in great nick $500Now $400

RB26 Sump (no diff) $200Now $150

R32 Bilstein Shocks & Springs $600Now $500

New heavy duty Valve Springs $300Now $250

Pair of M's Pods and elbows to fit them. $200Now $150

Also have a L/H tail light from an r33, indicator is slightly cracked (black) $50

I'm sure i'll find more as i go, but this should at least clear up some room so i can buy some more stuff lol!!!

If interested post here or send me a PM.

Cheers

Ben

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Do you have flywheel to suit RB26?

If so what condition?

For how much?

Oh, by the way your inbox is / was full.

Thanks Brian

Hi Brian,

Thanks for the heads up on the inbox, it's now empty..

I do have a flywheel somewhere, i'll dif it out, see what condition it's in and let you know

cheers

OK guys, pms replied to, also attached are pics of the porting on the head. Many hours have gone into it, as mentioned needs new guides to make it perfect. (old ones were taken out for porting etc)

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