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Originally posted by Sydneykid

Let me see, HKS =

take one Garrett

add sticker

double price

You keep the sticker, and I'll take the change.

LOL

there is way more that hks does to the garrett turbos than just add a sticker and double the price!

On high boost applications the HKS turbos are meant to come into their own

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TD06 with T3..has two version, internal wastegate and external wastegate. The internal wastegate is bolt on to R33 (correct me, if I'm wrong) However I do have on TD06-25g (need external wastegate)on my desk..I will try to find the turbo diagram..

Bxxter has one on his R33 GTST, run 1 bar spool from 2800, hit hard at 4000, I wouldn't think that's laggy, however you need a custom made front pipe for it..effective boost for this turbo is good and start 1.4 ~2.0 bar from the diagram..

pm him..

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One thing I have discovered lately is the prices here in Australia are HIGH. Take the Turbonetics T72 with ballbearing. Australian price around $4800. Price in Australian dollars in America: $2800. Trying to find a price on the similar Garrett GT42 as well..

Might want to consider it when buying....

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