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Eboost 2.

If you have the money. BUY it.

Thats all you need to know... IE its the best by far nothing will work better thanks for commin dont pass go do not collect $200.

Got it ? :rolleyes:

What are the communitys opinion on the eboost2 im considering purchasing it for the GTR to run 25psi at high settings.

What others are good or is eboost the way to go?

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igota33

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Eboost 2.

If you have the money. BUY it.

Thats all you need to know... IE its the best by far nothing will work better thanks for commin dont pass go do not collect $200.

Got it ? smile.gif

x3

p.s. i've never used quote before. hope it worked.

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SLVR32GTR Community Regular

SLVR32GTR

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Ive got one in my gtr, its just awesome, it holds boost so steady its scary. Have a look at my dyno graph on the "RB26 turbo upgrade" thread for visual confirmation.

I paid $680 for mine new, but i picked one up for my mate the other day for $550 delivered. It was second hand, but never used and came with everything you need, including the box, hehe.

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Ive got one in my gtr, its just awesome, it holds boost so steady its scary. Have a look at my dyno graph on the "RB26 turbo upgrade" thread for visual confirmation.

I paid $680 for mine new, but i picked one up for my mate the other day for $550 delivered. It was second hand, but never used and came with everything you need, including the box, hehe.

Thats an awesome price, I may as well bide my time and hope 1 comes up cheap on here. I looked at one website and they wanted $810 for it!

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