Alfa Romeo Fully Rebuilt Engine After Market on 2040-cars
WELLINGTON, ID, New Zealand
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Up for sale is my Alfa Romeo 1991 2.0 twin spark turbo car or parts fully rebuilt bottom to top JE Forged pistons, Reinforced crankshaft, New bearings and rods, new liners bored out to 2030cc, Valve grind, head polish, cam adjustment. Also, 500hp walbro, Porche gt2 injectors 900cc. EMS Stinger engine management system. I might part out for genuine buyers make a reasnoble offer for what you are after and if good enough will start another listing with buynow. This was originaly dyno tunned to 10 psi with 210kw @ the front wheels 300 odd hp but obvisouley built for a whole lot more!!! Have the vin number at request this car is under 1980 due to ebay being not aknowlageing my vin number more then likley due to being in new zealand. Reg is on hold and is cretified for the suspension. I also have a fully rebuilt bottom to top husqvarna te410 enduro bike powder coated frame near new flairing which will come with the old ones done 1 hour run in on rebuild will list on here if there is some motivation which could also be striped down and shipped.
Thanks for looking all seriouse offers considerd |
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