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Hey all,

I bought an R32 GTR a couple months or so ago, but last weekend the engine decided to die, big style! So I am now on the look-out for a new one. Preferably with some mods done eg. forged rods and pistons, bearings etc. Not after a gearbox or anything else like that except maybe a turbo upgrade but that is less important. Also after a decent oil pump.

Let me know what you guys have!

Or failing that I would be looking for somewhere in the Townsville/ Queensland to get my engine rebuilt with forged rods and pistons etc. if anyone knows a decent place I could get one done let me know!!

Thanks...

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i've got an RB26DETT from a 94 gtr, eagle forged rods, CP forged pistons, adjustable cam gear's, siemens 660cc injector's, garret 2860-5 turbo's, apexia power FC tuned for 320 AWKW at 17.5psi, KSP 2.75ich dumps to 3 inch colector and 3.5 inch cat back as well 13k km since the biuld with recepits for most of the work and parts, if your intersted make me an offer

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hey mate what area do u live in?, if its brisbane go to hardcore performance at caboolture (bribie island exit) they might be able to rebuild it cheaper than a second hand replacment, also u able to pull the motor out yourself?

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hey mate what area do u live in?, if its brisbane go to hardcore performance at caboolture (bribie island exit) they might be able to rebuild it cheaper than a second hand replacment, also u able to pull the motor out yourself?

I live in townsville but could always freight the motor down to brisbane. I have had a look around for rebuild prices up here so I am just trying to compare them to a full replacement engine but will see how the prices turn out and what I have to do with my motor to get it running again. I should be able to get the motor out myself, so can just send it on a pallet or something to a shop to be rebuilt...

I will give them a look see and ask for a price...

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