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Got a silver top, redtop, RB20de and a brand new in the box, bare, RB20det head.

Problem is the rocker boxes are off them and I cant tell which is which. The silver top (i think) is a complete top end. Its been decked as the guy I got them off was goin to do a RB30 conversion with them then went with a RB26 instead.

$280 for the silver, red and DE

$350 for the new RB20DET

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Got a silver top, redtop, RB20de and a brand new in the box, bare, RB20det head.

Problem is the rocker boxes are off them and I cant tell which is which. The silver top (i think) is a complete top end. Its been decked as the guy I got them off was goin to do a RB30 conversion with them then went with a RB26 instead.

$280 for the silver, red and DE

$350 for the new RB20DET

I only need the head itself. If it has valves and lifters is OK (I'm stripping the valves and lifters out of my "dead" one anyway). And I have rocker covers.

How "decked" is the decked head?

And where are you located?

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Dont know how decked it is as I got it that way as a job lot. The previous owner had it machined. He also scribed out the combustion chambers and was going to open them up to suit the rb30 the decided to go with a rb26 head instead.

Maybe the new rb20det bare head would suit you better. Its ready to go and you can put all your gear into it.

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Dont know how decked it is as I got it that way as a job lot. The previous owner had it machined. He also scribed out the combustion chambers and was going to open them up to suit the rb30 the decided to go with a rb26 head instead.

Maybe the new rb20det bare head would suit you better. Its ready to go and you can put all your gear into it.

Well, where are you located? I'd like to be able to see them first.
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