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Steel wheels

Non bbearing, spins magic tho

Standard size wheels

R32s and 33s never came out with T3s

Its bigger than an R33 T28

T3 Flange yes it will bolt on, you just have to check water/oil lines

It came out of a 300zx vg30

Just cost $450 for new core and alluminium comp wheel

So its basically new except for the Wastegate actuator

$800

is the wastegate door,built into the dump pipe cause if it is, its off the older 300zx vg30det, ive got 1 i bought for $200 and its magic on a rb20 only prob is like i said u gotta make up a funny wastgate dumpipe for these turbos but the stock 1 is actually 3" so i didnt worry

Lowlux, I think this is correct, different to the T28 style wastegate from the R33s

I originally bought it from a shipment from Japan thats why i think it comes from a VG30 rather than a VL

87vlt its not hiflowed, its just a T3 with Steel wheels

Originally posted by Works Auto

R32;s and r33's actually use a HItachi turbo not garrett like everyone thinks .. but it is equivalent to a t3.

It didnt say it was from a skyline.

But yes your right.....

This t3 ex housing is bigger than the R33 tho!

Simon could u ask around if anyone is looking for one of these already done?

Cheers mate

mac

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