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SUBARU REX   1990 - 1992 0.7 - 658cc 8v EN07SuperCharger Petrol Engine

Prices From : POA*
Engine Condition : Used / Recondition
Engine Mileage : Between 10,000 & 75,000
Engine Quantity : More than 10 available / 3 Sold
Additional Info :Most parts available for this vehicle

Used SUBARU REX 658cc 1990 - 1992 EN07SuperCharger Engine

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SUBARU REX 0.7 8V Reconditioned Engines:

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SUBARU REX 8V EN07SuperCharger Cylinder Heads

If you don’t need a complete engine then we are able to supply complete or bare cylinder heads too.

Technical Data: EN07SuperCharger ENGINE
Make
Model
Year
Variant
Engine
Subaru
Rex
1990
 
658cc 64HP 47KW (Petrol)
Subaru
Rex
1991
 
658cc 64HP 47KW (Petrol)
Subaru
Rex
1992
 
658cc 64HP 47KW (Petrol)
HP
Cylinders
Fuel
Valves
Litre - cc
64
4
Petrol
8
0.7
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