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Hi all, I've got my blown RB25DET Neo stock bottom end for sale:

  • Cylinders 3, 5 and 6 have lost compression and it appears that the rings are fused, however still rotates
  • Two of the bores (5 and 6) are scratched deep enough to feel when you run your finger over the bore, there are less severe scratches on other cylinders too
  • When the engine went it first started pushing a lot of coolant and finally went up heaps in crank case pressure and started blowing oil and smoke from the breathers
  • There are some burn marks near the water galleries on the recently changed head gasket (Oct 2016, included with the engine) but we're not sure if these were there before, during or after the bottom end went
  • I am not 100% certain of the root cause of the engine failure and there may be other damage to the block besides the bores 

This engine is off my 1998 R34 GTT sedan and was at 156,565km when pulled out, with the last 30,000 kms at around 275rwkw. The car was still movable when the engine was pulled but ran quite rough. Please let me know if you need any other information.

The engine is currently at my mechanic in Melbourne south east, pick up only.

What's included: Engine block, rotating assembly, head gasket, couple of other random gaskets. Possibly sump and oil pickup. I will keep the water pump. 

Asking $150 but open to offers. Note I will need buyer's driver license number for the receipt. Absolutely no warranty other than this might make a very awkward coffee table :)

Thanks guys

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$100 if you come and pick it this weekend or next week, I need the space back.

I will even leave the sump and oil pick up on for you, so it should be good for those, crank, rods, engine mount brackets and perhaps the oil pump.

Neo goodness cheap cheap!

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