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wrecking a complete 1994 R34 rb25det 5 speed coupe

RB25det neo motor
From r34 with 79k on speedo
Has greddy inlet
Hks fuel rail sard injectors and sard fuel reg
Cusco catch can
Earls fittings braided lines etc
Comes complete with turbo ac comp alternator ps pump etc as seen $3000

Apexi power fc with controller $900

RB25det manual conversion $2000

Arc intercooler with pipes and bov $400 has some damage to cooler

Defi boost water and oil gauges with control unit $400

Greddy profec b boost controller $300

Bonnet $350

headlights $300ea

guards $200ea

nismo front bar needs some work $600

front brakes $400

rears $200

exhaust dump back its jap brand can only see jasma on muffler stainless all the way and is 3 1/2 inch $750

floor mats $60 set

radiator $100

condensor $150

much much more interior parts boot tail lights etc complete car

In sydney south can post parts

Will also get more photos on request

Tks

Daniel.

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