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RB Alternators.

RB20DET alternator. Purchased new 15k ago.

Might condition.

 

$100ono

 

RB25DET alternator. Came off the running RB25DET I purchased.

Looks like a second hand wrecker alternator.

$50.

 

Went LS1 alternator so surplus to needs.

 

Turbosmart Fuel pressure regulator.

FPR800.

Upgraded to FPR1200 so surplus to needs.

$100IMG_20190824_170814.jpgIMG_20190824_170826.jpgIMG_20190824_170834.jpgIMG_20190824_170841.jpgIMG_20190824_170852.jpgIMG_20190824_170912.jpgIMG_20190824_171009.jpg

 

  • 2 months later...

RB25 Alternator sold.

 

Have a Cometic 1.3 MLS Head Gasket for RB25. This came in my spool kit but I ended up going a Nitto gasket. New sealed

$150 (priced to sell)

 

 

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