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hey guys as the topic says I'm selling the complete engine out of my r32 gtr.

This will come with everything including turbos, plumbing, filters the pfc ecu, injectors, coils, front pipes, diff, clutch.. everything. Radiator too if you want it.

It will also come with two new z32 afms.

Everything is coming out to make way for the new rb32 so everything is going. Engine runs well but it is getting a bit tired. I ran a compression test on it a little while back and its only getting between 135 and 140. The motor as is makes 330hp at the rears, I do have a dyno sheet for if if anyone wants to see it ill scan it and post it.

I haven't done any work to this car since i bought it so I can't 100% tell you all the component specifics but this is the for sale thread for the whole car when it was listed on this site http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/366357-r32-gtr/. Most engine specifics are listed in that link.

The engine is still in the car so i can run it up no problems but in a couple days the whole thing will be gutted.

Asking price is $4500 which is think is pretty fair considering it comes with everything but I am open to any offers.

I am in Cloverdale WA and my number is 0412473767.

I have a few months off work so I am pretty much free all the time!

I don't mind organising freight for over east buyers as I am very near to a lot of big freighting mobs I even have a pallet i can strap it all down to.

Here are some photos as it is but i can take more when its on the stand.

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cheers

Ben

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Hey guys I'm asking $3000 now.

Here is some better pictures of the engine on the stand. What you see is what you get.

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Also here is the Nismo copper mix single plate clutch that will come with it or I will sell it seperate for $500.

Clutch is in good condition but could use a rebuild.

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