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RB26/30 for sale! Will handle 1000+hp

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I am selling my RB26/30 motor built by Subzero Racing.

Spec's include...

Bottom end line bored, o-ringed, heat treated, lunati 4340 rods, forged pistons, chrome moly rings, ARP bolt's, crankshaft balanced and nitrided, engine deburred and blue printed, nismo water pump, RB26 head serviced, race ported, TODA cams 10.2 mm lift 282 deg duration, TODA cam gears, ARP head stud kit, custom Subzero plenum, chrome covers, custom dry sump (does not include pump just the sump itself) or wet sump.

Subzero guarentee's 1000hp. Same motor powered TRY09's to 9.46 @ 151mph.

Sell $13,000.

I'm on the Gold Coast, QLD.

Mob: 0403 185 817.

Conditions of sale: cash only, pick up only.

Cheers

Aaron.

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wasn't this engine sold about 1 month ago

Are you serious? You reply to an 8 month old thread asking that question?

date='5 Nov 2005

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