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At first I thougth it was just a changed center cover, but Then (as you can see in one of the pics) it has N1 turbos, and to honest, I don't see any marks on the bolts as if it came factory that way. Anyways Iám buying the engine becouse is in good condition and has everything (engine, tranny, wiring, ecu, etc.) and I can get it for a killer price

how do you know its not just a standard rb26 with a changed cover and turbos?

34's have the red covers. if anything Id say its from a 32 looking at the ware on it but who knows with serial numbers

That's one option. but I checked the bolts on the turbos and everything seems untouched, I mite be wrong, but it looks factory. The engine is in pretty good shape, it's very dirty because is been in this container for over two years.

My guess....

If I remember rightly Nismo made (modified) about 100 X R32GTR's, and sold them (new) though selected dealers. They had N1 turbos, water and oil pumps and the larger dumps. They also had a body kit, different wheels, spoilers, Nismo intruments etc etc. They sold for almost double what a standard R32GTR sold for. The engine number will provide the answer.

:cheers:

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