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heya guys done a bit of research and thinking of going a rb30 build, still doing more research but will put this up for now

have just taken all the covers off and been in the process of cleaning up as was going to use this in my s14, low K's rb25 series 1 engine compression great 155 across all cylinders was freakishly smooth and quiet thats why i sold my s2 engine, waiting on new gates water pump to get here and lookin for a harmonic balancer as this has a tiny chip, also has new gates race timing belt going on, cleaned it all up no seeps from sump was just the normal seep from cam covers, has now been given a coat of paint

will complete minus turbo side that includes loom ECU AFM, currently has splitfire coil packs aswell

$1200o.n.o (no coil packs)

can work a deal if someone wants the coil packs .

please pm me!!!!

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