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Hi guys I have a FULLY RECONDITIONED HKS 2530 turbo for sale. This has the T28 flange and is complete including the actuator, outlet pipe elbow and a brand new dump pipe. The turbo was reconditioned by garret in Sydney and I still have the receipt which i will give to the buyer. It is complete in every way and has never been fitted to an engine since it was reconditioned with new bearing pack which has been tested by Garrett(obviuously) and is ready to go. I am asking $1550 for the complete package and I have sent the turbo to Sydney at my bro's place so you can call him.

Thanks.

Call Tim 0422782291.

Hi guys I have a FULLY RECONDITIONED HKS 2530 turbo for sale. This has the T28 flange and is complete including the actuator, outlet pipe elbow and a brand new dump pipe. The turbo was reconditioned by garret in Sydney and I still have the receipt which i will give to the buyer. It is complete in every way and has never been fitted to an engine since it was reconditioned with new bearing pack which has been tested by Garrett(obviuously) and is ready to go. I am asking $1550 for the complete package and I have sent the turbo to Sydney at my bro's place so you can call him.

Thanks.

Call Tim 0422782291.

hey mate im 100% interested with cash ready. jus a question what is needed for me to bolt this upto my r33 gtst?. i know its a t3 flange so will i juss need an adapter fro t28 -> t3?. and with dump pipe, will that bolt straight into my front pipe? (as mine dump and front is seperate). are the oil/water lines included?. so basically yeah will take it jus let me know what i need to do to bolt this up myself =)

Hanyou it will require a T28 to T3 adaptor. I have seen cast adaptors for sale but I can't remeber where. The dump pipe just has to be mated to your exhaust which any exhaust shop can do. It is probably easier to source a T3 exhaust housing and bolt it onto this turbo as that is the only difference between them. Hope this helps.

Rich

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