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hi im building a RB25/30 turbo to go into my HD here are some pics and progress and specs:

Spool RB30DET (DOHC) Rebuild Kit CP 9:1, RB head oil drain kit, camtech cams 268/9mm lift/272/10.4mm lift RB30 bottom end RB25det head RB20 covers oil, spool spool oil restrictors crank collar ,turbo manifold $500.00 after market intake, HTA GT3586R turbo , water pump N1 , RB25det gearbox R34

my ebay RB25det heat i picked up for 300 with ecu

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RB30 picked up for 240 of a mate

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my RB20 covers bought of this site for 60

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RB25 head sitting on the RB30 bottom end with my kkk turbo

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cheers oscar will update as i go

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