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Hey guys Im selling my complete set up out of my car selling as conversion for s15 or s14 maybe even s13 includes the following

rb26

acl forged pistons

standard rods with arp rod bolts

arp head studs

multilayer headgasket

tomei oil restrictor

n1 oil pump

regrinded cams

timing belt changed all new gaskets

custom rwd sump to hold extra 2 litres of oil

sard 700cc injectors

superspark coil packs

nur painted covers

Garret dash 5 turbos

hks actuators

hks dump pipes modified screamers

full exhuast to s15 cat

Greddy full hard pipe suction kit

braided oil and water lines

rb25 air flow metres

polished plenum

rb25det gearbox

exedy button clutch and lightweight flywheel

custom tailshaft

custom gearbox mount

saber 52mm radiator with twin 12" thermos

cooling pro 100mm intercooler and custom 3" piping to suit s15

turbosmart blow of valve

engine mounts and brackets

absolutly everything needed to put a rb26 into s15 except wiring and ecu

looking for 16000 or

16500 with wiring or 17000 with wiring and apexi power fc

please pm or 0421511710

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