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I have been searching for turbo's for my R32 gtr without luck. The GT2860r are sold out. Can I use the Garrett 2560r turbo? will this be a direct bolt on?

Here are the specs

Turbo CHRA

466541-1 446179-12

Wh Dia Trim A/R

Ind Exd

46.5mm 60.0mm 60 0.60

Wh Dia Trim A/R Type

53.0mm 62 0.64 Wastegated

I have searched but there is no conclusive aswer as to whether these will fit.

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More info than you can dream of here:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...6541-1&st=0

and a lot of results here using the ID Tag Number... 446179-12

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...te=%2B446179-12

Thanks man but none of the above links tells me whether they will fit the stock config.

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According to the turbobygarrett site the GT2560R's are SR20 packaged turbos meaning the turbine and compressor covers won't suit an RB26 . Specifically the exhaust inlet at the turbo is wider and the dump pipe flange pattern is different ie SR20 type rather than RB26 . The compressor covers are 3 bolt outlet instead of 2 and the inlet suits SR rather than RB26 as well . Its doubtful SR20 type turbos would have the mounting eyes on the bottom of the comp covers for the water/oil plumbing gadgets .

I would not attempt to use non specific low mount turbos on an RB26 because all the fiddly bits blow the costs out . Space really is a premium on that side of a GTR head and even Nissan had to make compromises to get it all in .

Are you sure you have searched every avenue to find bolt on Garrett GT BB's ?

Cheers A .

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