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i have some gtr engine that seem to multiply at my house

number 1

have a r32 gtr motor for sale

3k

has been compression tested

runs well

full sick

IMG_5849.jpg

extra 300 bux ill chuck in a gtr computer and wiring loom

this is a complete motor, everything is there you would just neeed to drop it into your gtr conect the plugs put some oil in and your off

located lower blue moutains

engine number 2

this on is a stock botom end with a fully ported head with hks step 2 264cams

this is a long motor with no bolt ons

this one would suit someone who wants to go hard

engine has done over 500rwkw prior to be removed and having the ported head added

5k for this bad boy ( note the head job was worth almost that)

extra 2k i can chuck in a hks ta45 turbo kit with it

pete

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