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As the title states I am looking to sell my turbo gear as unfortunately :yucky::sick: the set up won't work with an RB30 bottom end as the turbo sits to high.

The manifold has the larger runners compared to any of the other cheap manifolds - it also lines up perfectly with all the head ports. As the photo's show the manifold is very well built!!

The turbo has a 0.82 rear, has done in between 5 - 10,000kms and still seems fine, compressor cover is polished

The wastegate is a tial 48mm US made wastegate of very high quality - would consider selling setup w/out wastegate if anyone is interested.

Also comes with water and oil lines off my RB25DET - done about 5000kms,

Looking for $2600 for a proven setup

PM or call me on 0417 438841

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Edited by turbo87

hits full boost around the 4000rpm mark- this will depend on alot of things tho as my motor was only running approx 8.5:1 comp, a standard motor should hit boost earlier,

Yes may sell turbo seperately so make an offer.

Cheers,

Paul

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Will accept $2600 for the lot

May consider selling the dump pipe with it - pickup only

Edited by turbo87

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