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Item: RB25DET Long Motor

Age: 80,000km

Condition: 150psi compression in all cylinders

Price: $1200 $1000$950

Suit: Blown engine replacement (R33 GTST)

Location:Gold Coast

Contact: 0405987261 Aaron

Comments: Engine was purchased for a project and is no longer needed.

The engine was in fine operating condition when removed and compression is excellent as above.

The engine includes

Complete long motor (sealed and still built from factory) head and block inc sump cam covers etc(never opened)

The engine also includes standard plenum, standard balancer, injector loom.

Does not include injectors, coil packs any other wiring, fuel rail, flywheel, any hot side parts.

Pics will be up soon.

Delivery Costs:

$50-150 for: QLD/NSW/VIC/ACT

$120-160 for: SA

$140-180 for WA/NT

$255-300 for TAS

All questions welcome.

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