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Hi guys,

I've got an R33 S2 turbo for sale, in excellent condition. Made 186rwkw on 14psi on an RB20 with full boost at 3000rpm in 4th.

Turbo is coming off as I just got a GCG highflow for my car and need to get rid of the turbo to get some injectors.

Turbo blows no smoke, no funny noises etc and will be coming off the car in the next few days (just gotta get a couple of exams out the way first).

I'm after $350 ono for it.

PM me or call/sms me on 0422 255 843

Cheers

Showza

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