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F.s. Petersen External Oil Pump Kit For Rb30

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selling a petersen external wet sump single stage pump with aluminium bracket to mount on passenger side of block, drive pulley and adapter for the front of a balancer, ross balancer (included) and it even includes the belt.

this is a complete package, all you need is a pick up on your sump and off you go. will not break this pump can send pics of setup

Melbourne

$1200

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