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Hi guys,

Due to difficulties in my RB26 engine buildup I am offering up my pistons + rods for sale.

Apexi 86mm V-Max SPL pistons - these are the top of the line pistons, rated at 1200ps+ and come with larger 22mm gudgeon pins, rings and a manual in Japanese to stick on your mantelpiece. Rec. retail for these are 240,000Yen - around $AU3000.

HKS step 3? rods - the top of the line rods, only due to the larger pin needed for the above pistons. Made by Carrillo. These retail at ~200,000Yen, or $AU2500.

I bought these at near retail price for my own use. They have not been installed in any motor yet, rods have surface discoloration from sitting around and being handled alot (people always want to "just hold them a minute" supposedly to feel their weight).

Will only part with these for $4000 firm. Please don't try to barter on them, or make outlandish offers as they cost me a touch over $5000 landed here.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Are They Brand Brand New??? In The Box And All?? Im Not In Real Need Of Them But Ill Give You An Offer Of 3500aud. Dont 4get That Our Aud Is A Lot Higher Now So These Rods And Pistons Are Heaps Cheaper By Far Now.

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