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RB30ET from BT1

Started by Methz · 7 Jan 2004 · 6 replies

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MethzArchived member
just wondering how much these engines go for as i might be looking to sell my motor in 3-4months time, w/o wiring loom offcourse and no piping as i throw all my original piping out 2 make way for the cooler and afm. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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87_DeVLArchived member
seen a few RB30ET's for about 2-2.2 grand in tradingpost
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SirGeoArchived member
don't make much difference price wise if it's outa a BT1 or an SL.. their the same.. and yeah anywhere from 1500 to 2200 complete..
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MethzArchived member
yeah i realise that Sirgeo i was just stating..thanx anyways
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MurderCityArchived member
I'd be willing to pay more for an SL I reckon. Less chance (theoretically) that they've been thrashed, compared to a BT1 (First it being a cop car in its previous life, then it probably having been modded cheaply by someone). Not saying this is your case, just saying its what'd be going through my head when I was after an engine.
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platuimArchived member
most likely any vl turbo engine will have its thrashing its no the cops you have to worry about its the years of P platers thrashing it
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MRHELEArchived member
i have to agree with murdercity on that 1 i to would be lookin for a sl motor as they would mostlikely be thrashed less than others
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