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As the title states, i'm looking to buy a complete rb26 head to build a 26/30. must be in good condition and come with all covers, also after a standard intake side to suit and the engine loom. don't want or need the exhaust side. Brisbane sellers preferred but will buy interstate if the deal is right from a reliable seller. May also consider complete rb25det neo engines. 0433 559 722.

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I have a standard (albeit pink, could use a repaint) plenum, throttle bodies and balance tube.

Would be after $800 for the lot plus postage. Located in Wollongong NSW.

I also have a standard RB26 head, but it has a slight indentation on the mounting face on no.6 cyclinder.

Dont know if it can be filled in and then machined flat, as i havent had the time to enquire about it.

It is complete, just dont have the covers for it. But it will need a service anyway as it has been sitting in storage for a long time.

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Thanks for the reply mate but i have already found a couple that i'm looking at. one complete running top end minus turbo's $1500 and another low k top end minus covers for $1300.

Your head probably can be fixed. I have a rb25det neo head here thats like that but worse. not game to use it though. Had enough stuff arounds with this build.

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In melb & have a 33 rb26 complete motor minus injectors & loom snipped so no injector connectors either.

Block needs bore, but haven't taken head off.

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block needs a bore but you havent taken the head off? did you inspect by remving sump and crank?? how many k's and how much?

I cant confirm klm's.

mechanic used some fancy tool to look at the bore.

Chasing around $1800, however can vary depending on what bits you want.

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I still have the intake side, plenum, throttles and balance tube sitting here mate if you need it.

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Bump. Still after a mint condition head as I just got ripped off alot of money by an upstanding member of sau who thought it would be a good idea to lie through their teeth and sell me their lump of scrap metal. Only need a complete head now. no manifolds. Don't even think of trying to palm off your rubbish to me. I need a head in perfect condition. stock or built. Photo's and receipts have preference as do QLD sellers. Contact me if you are a genuine seller. Pieces of shit need not apply.

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