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Hey guys blew standard turbo on my r33 series 1. Looking to replace with something bigger or highflowed that will still bolt up to standard flanges and stuff without modifiacation. Let me know what you got even if its just a standard one. Cheers

Jamie

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we have a hi flowed rb25 turbo $1250

Cheers for the offer, will get back to you.

I'l be saving for the next few weeks, to get a decent amount together....So I cant make any decisions yet, but keep the offers coming....

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  • 4 weeks later...
Still after one guys

Let me know what ya got!

Try one of these they at otomoto.com, same turbos as used in ZOOM and HPI Magazine and in the GENTT KITS.

DAMN thats an awsome price for a new turbo. Im in the process of gettng one for my ECR33, just gotta get an RB20DET manual ECU+nistune daughter board=realtime programable management. So if you know ayone with an ecu?? Sorry bit off topic there! cheers,

Hope this helps

KKR480front.gif

KKR480

Big power potential at a baragin price

Oil-cooled, 0.84 turbine housing suits T3 size flangeRB25graphDD_.jpg

Internal wastegate with 8psi actuator

Suitable for single-turbo applications on 2.5-4.0 litre engines, or in twin turbo kits on 5.0 to 7.0 litre engines

Comes with 71mm V-band section and V-band for dump pipe, T3 exhaust gasket, oil inlet banjo bolt and oil return gasket.

RRP $899

Specifications for KKR480core:

Compressor inlet pipe 69mm, compressor outlet pipe 50mm

48 trim compressor; inducer 53mm, exducer 76.5mm

Turbine wheel outlet 56mm, outer diameter 73mm

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Try one of these they at otomoto.com, same turbos as used in ZOOM and HPI Magazine and in the GENTT KITS.

DAMN thats an awsome price for a new turbo. Im in the process of gettng one for my ECR33, just gotta get an RB20DET manual ECU+nistune daughter board=realtime programable management. So if you know ayone with an ecu?? Sorry bit off topic there! cheers,

Hope this helps

Cheers man I might look into them. Why the need for a rb20 ecu? May know of One il let ya know

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Bump, still need one guys. No longer want a standard turbo, unless rebuilt recently. Looking for a highflowed turbo of some sort that requires minimal modifying. Thanks guys. Send me a txt on 0415773334

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