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Hi I have a complete rb30 single cam motor for sale has made over 530rwkw jpc plenum hypertune throttle body, indy blue injectors billet fuel rail 6boost manifold with GT42R roller turbo 60mm turbo smart gate with race dump pipe, autronic smc with custom loom, ice ignition system and booster with 2 step control, full built motor with cp pistons and spool rods, arp head studs and main studs gtr n1 oil pump, high energy sump, romac balancer, head has had full race port with 1mm inlet and 3mm exhaust spent lots off $$$ on head, has custom big PET cam and race springs cometic steel head gasket, aeromotive fuel pump and reg, all good for E85 fuel, engine has done just dyno work then head and sump was taken off to check so comes with new head gasket motor is all assembled and ready to go,motor has lots more extras but that's all I can think off will up date when I do

http://m.gumtree.com.au/rb30-8-to-lo...50&page=1#Rb30

$12,000

0411370561

Melbourne

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