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Complete head with crinkle coated covers $300

Complete bottom end running with sump $300

Injectors and rail $50

Crank angle sensor $70

Balancer $30

Intake plenum $40

Throttle bodie $30

Tbs $30

Flywheel $40

Near new clutch $50

Engine brackets $40

Engine mount very good nick $40

Rb25 turbo and lines $90

Turbo Manifold $30

Coilpacks all working $40

Coilpack harness very good condition still soft $80

Injector loom $40

Engine loom complete not chopped $150

Under plenum loom $40

Knock sensors $30

And anything else I have missed

Gold Coast

0487924497

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Complete head with crinkle coated covers $300

Complete bottom end running with sump $300

Injectors and rail $50

Crank angle sensor $70

Balancer $30

Intake plenum $40

Throttle bodie $30

Tbs $30

Flywheel $40

Near new clutch $50

Engine brackets $40

Engine mount very good nick $40

Rb25 turbo and lines $90

Turbo Manifold $30

Coilpacks all working $40

Coilpack harness very good condition still soft $80

Injector loom $40

Engine loom complete not chopped $150

Under plenum loom $40

Knock sensors $30

And anything else I have missed

Gold Coast

0487924497

Do you have coil pack cover and bolts for sale?

Also what about pulleys for airconditor pump etc?

Hey guys ill be going to Sydney early next week with a car trailer so if you need any parts ill bring them with me or if you know anyone that needs a car transported from Gold Coast to Sydney I can also do that for fuel costs

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