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Luke_ENR34 Grand Master

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Direct from Nissan Japan i imagine. Theres some sponsors on here selling them, but if u like i should be able to get one Cheaper then most of them.

Pm if need be and i can enquire about getting one direct.

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Direct from Nissan Japan i imagine. Theres some sponsors on here selling them, but if u like i should be able to get one Cheaper then most of them.

Pm if need be and i can enquire about getting one direct.

New long motors are no longer available from Nissan Japan, they have been discontinued.

I was at Just Jap on the weekend looking at engines and they have brand new R34 GTR, R34 GTR NUR, R33 GTR RB26 Standard, and R33 GTR N1 RB26's in stock, pretty bloody tempting seeing them sitting there.

Just Jap Racing Grand Master

Just Jap Racing

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Hi Anonymous33.

As a few of the guys have mentioned above, brand new RB26 long motors are no longer available from Nissan.

That said, we have several in stock, but once these are gone, that is it.

We currently have the following Brand New RB26 variants in stock ready to go:

- R34 GTR N1 RB26 (Red Covers)

- R34 GTR NUR RB26 (Gold/NUR Covers)

- R33 GTR N1 RB26 (Black Covers)

- R33 GTR Nismo S1 Long Engine (Red Crinkle Covers Inc. Valley Cover)

- R32 GTR RB26 Standard (Black Covers)

Feel free to pm me if you are interested in any of the above.

Cheers,

Steve

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