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This is brand new, selling for $1600 + postage. The turbo is intake 0.70 and the exhaust housing is 0.82. Anyone interested can sms me on 0424444439. I can send pic on mms to ur phone because now i cant be able to upload the pic to my comp.

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This is brand new, selling for $1600 plus delivery. The turbo is intake 0.70 and the exhaust housing is 0.82. anyone interested can sms me on 0424444439. I can send pic on mms to ur phone because now i cant be able to upload the pic to my comp.

id this the gt3071 or gt3076 and is it internally gated??

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{{{Updated}}} Just find out this turbo is GT3076R for the spec compressor housing 0.70 and the exhaust is 0.82 guys. Is not GT3071.

{{{SOLD PENDING}}}

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