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Rb26 Internals, And Jhh Built 26 Head

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I've got leftover parts from my RB26 build.

N1 Block that has a cracked cylinder 6, possibly repairable if you were sleeving the block, otherwise a good coffee table, open to offers

R34 RB26 crank, grub screwed, race prepped, balanced, never machined - $400

R33 stock pistons and rods, one piston has a cracked and melted ringland - $100

Nearly new oil pump $100

RB26 balancer $100

Fully built JHH RB26 head, CNC porting, 1mm oversized supertech valve, supertech springs and valve guides too, Tomei 272 cams, however cylinder 6 will require rebuilding after a valve head decided it didnt want to play games anymore, entertaining offers on the head, I'll probably keep it and fix it up, was used in a setup making over 400kw on 21psi with a GT3582R, the idle this gave the 26 was what dreams were made of, WERE made of (FML) I'll try find the receipts for this head, but there is $1000's spent on it, lots of thousands

I'll get some pics up soon

Located near Coffs Harbour, NSW

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Hopefully i've replied to all the PM's, my phone recently died, so i'm running a potato for a phone now, i could probably sketch a picture with more detail than what that would give you.

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