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I've been sitting on this for a while now, my RB25/30 setup that was being built for my R33. Just don't see the need for it now.

What it consists of:

RB30 S2 block out of an R31 Skyline (roughly 110k)

RB25 turbo complete head (includes covers etc)

ARP head studs (brand new)

Lewis engines oil drain kit (head to sump, near new)

Block looks to be in great condition (still has hone marks), could probably whack it all together and go for gold (that's what I was going to do). Or could build it up to be a monster!

Happy to ship at buyers expense

Located in Smithfield

Looking for $1100 ono

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Just want to sell it as a package at the moment mate. If the buyer doesn't want the oil drain then I'll advertise it individually :)

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Just want to sell it as a package at the moment mate. If the buyer doesn't want the oil drain then I'll advertise it individually :)

Ill take the oil drain if you are interested in selling it seperate. Pm me if you are keen.

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Expressing interest in spliting it up.

If enough people are intrested in individual items I'll do it this way.

RB25 turbo head, complete (includes cams, gears, cam covers, timing cover, etc)

$600

RB30 S2 block out of an R31 Skyline (roughly 110k)

$250

Lewis engines head to oil drain kit

$250

ARP head studs

$220

Open to offers, the more you buy the more I'll be willing to drop the price, obviously buying the lot will be the cheapest.

PM me!

Adam.

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