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N1 Oil Pump With Jpc Billet Gears

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As you all know, N1 Oil pumps are renowned for cracking when hitting the limiter to hard or often or 6500rpm or without collar

that is why i had a set of jpc billet gears fitted to my n1 pump with a guaranteed that will not break

reson for sale with project i have now gone a dry sump set up and these parts are all brand new never been use and gears have been fitted ready

to go

the jpc billet gears costed me $450 and the n1 pump was $500 plus fitting of gears willing to sell for $800 ono

but need cast for project so will concider resonble offer and willing to post

in pic is the new pump with the jpc gears fitted and old gears beside

any qustions text to 0428020666 and is located on the goldy

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