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Sump Adaptor For Rb30 To Awd Sump

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I have a brand new sump adaptor to suit converting a Rb30 to AWD.

Exact copy of the proengines one

Comes with all bolts, cutting templete and detailed fitting instructions

The proengine one sells for $750 plus freight

Sell for $525 plus freight $30

Pick up in Brisbane

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I'll give you $200 for it, surely I get a discount given you are using my business name to try and sell it?

I can tell you right now that although it might work it is definitely not exactly the same as mine, I can see a couple of spots that are a different shape just looking at the picture.

I've got no problem with anyone else making and selling these things, I do have a problem with some dickhead using my name to do it.

Cheers,

Greg

darrinspencer Grand Master

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I'll give you $200 for it, surely I get a discount given you are using my business name to try and sell it?

I can tell you right now that although it might work it is definitely not exactly the same as mine, I can see a couple of spots that are a different shape just looking at the picture.

I've got no problem with anyone else making and selling these things, I do have a problem with some dickhead using my name to do it.

Cheers,

Greg

OK I will respond and let the Mods decide whether they delete this or not. They can delete the proengines reference if needed.

Firstly

1. I did not make or copy this, I bought it from a guy in SA that made one for himself and made a couple of extra's

2. I am not making any money from this, have decide not to go rb30 as it does not suit me and I no longer need this.

3. I was advised when buying it it was the same as the "proengines" design. From your response it is not exactly same, so I was miss lead. Sorry for the comparison.

4. Lastly, I am not a Dickhead as put in your words. I have been around here long enough to have gain respect from other forum users. I expect the same from you

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