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as for turbos i thinking maybe them gt2860r -7 now as for what ill be using the car for the-5 maybe a bit laggy.

plus the -7 will still make 300+kw if required to...

If you are still shooting for 300-320 rwkw, go for the GT-SS's

i think it would be around 20% of 3k wouldnt it, which would be around 600 dollars yes? anyone on here purchased these turbos from nengun and could let me no how much they did pay on taxes

yeh i would get those but even tho they are under 3 k from nengun wouldnt import tax bump it up heaps

when i imported my GT-RS turbo's from Brent (Nengun) he put on the declaration 660cc Suzuki Cappucino parts....NO TAX incurred as its not over 1000cc just email him and ask him to look after you

looks good and cheap, i think when i get cams ill do all this 4 sure,but for now camsare of the list as i think ill be sweet making 300awkw without them. well im gunna try

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thanks blk180

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