Nissan 4x4 4sale, has Holden RB30 Motor. New Micky Thompson tyres 35inch & big off set rims. PTO winch with rope, old man EMU shocks all round, racing harnes belts for both, roll cage,bumbers front and rear, air filter mounted in cab, exhast mounted up high on pass side infront of wheel arch. Very relible truck which has taken me just about everywhere i've wanted it to. Also have a few spare bits & pieces. Want to bye house so hence only reason for sale. $5000 ono
i thought there was a couple of variants to the rb30, like the ones they put in the VL commodores were single cam and the skyline ones a little bit later on were twin cam?? i'm not 100% so will stand corrected.
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RB30S - carburetted single-cam RB30E - fuel-injected single-cam (114 kW @ 5200 rpm, 247 N·m (25.2 kgf·m) @ 3600 rpm) RB30E R31 Skyline - fuel-injected single-cam (117 kW @ 5200 rpm, 252 N·m (25.2 kgf·m) @ 3600 rpm) RB30ET VL Commodore - fuel-injected single-cam turbo (150 kW @ 5600 rpm, 296 N·m @ 3200 rpm) This motor was produced for the use in Skylines, Patrols and Cefiros, and rights bought by Holden because the Holden 202 (3.3 L) powering the Holden Commodore could no longer satisfy tightening emissions requirements, and with all new cars required to run on unleaded petrol by 1986, a quick replacement was needed. Nissan Motor Co. sold the RB30E to Holden for the VL Commodore. The RB30E in the VL suffered from cylinder head cracking due to the radiator being fitted lower in the engine bay, causing air locks in the cylinder head. This was not as severe in R31 Skyline as the radiator is mounted higher. The engine proved to be very reliable apart from this issue. The RB30S was found in some Middle Eastern R31 Skylines and in some Nissan Patrols. The RB30E was found in R31 Skylines and VL Commodores in Australia as well as in South African R31 Skylines (with 126 kW @ 5000 rpm and 260 Nm @ 3500 rpm)
RB30DE These rare engines were used in the Tommy Kaira M30 based on the R31 Skyline GTS-R. A modified RB20DE head was bolted on to the RB30E block. It delivered 177 kW (240 PS) @ 7000 rpm and 294 N·m (30.0 kgf·m) @ 4800 rpm.
RB30DET Nissan did not produce this engine, but it refers to a turbocharged engine featuring an RB30E block with a twin-cam head conversion. Common hybrid in Australasia
gary_in_nz wrote:i thought there was a couple of variants to the rb30, like the ones they put in the VL commodores were single cam and the skyline ones a little bit later on were twin cam?? i'm not 100% so will stand corrected.