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Hi Everyone,

I have 2x RB25DET engines for sale.

Recently i moved back to australia after 5 years teaching in japan and brought a shipping container with all my things back.

Had some spare room so added a few different engines, Z32 300zx halfcut and other parts, some from my Forester i could not import due to Gov. regulations.

General info:

Both these engine are AT from Nissan Stagea wagons. I picked these over the skyline ones due to not seeing a single r33 skyline that didnt look thrashed at the yard...

No modification that i can see on either engine, both stock standard RB25's.

1st engine is a (R34 type?) NEO/Turbo $1600 (+ AT $200 if wanted)

2nd is the older type (same as R33 turbo). $1300 (+ AT $150 if wanted)

They come complete with all the bolt on bits like AC compressor, Turbo, Coil-packs, Injectors, Altinator, PS pumps, etc etc.

They also have looms and ECU. Kms were stated as 82,000 on the NEO and 126,000 on the older one.

Pickup would be preferred and you are welcome to test/check them.

Please email me for more photos or any questions. This photo is of the actual NEO engine for sale as its sitting out in the shed right now.

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Located outside KYOGLE, NSW, 2474. About 2 hours drive to the GC.

I can deliver up to the Gold cost ($150), brisbane area ($200) if needed on my Ute or put one on a pallet and deliver to a courier depot but would really prefer pickup if possible.

(02)66333131 (best in the evenings as im on a farm here)

[email protected]

thanks for looking,

martin

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