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or i couldve just sucked at fitting it last time. ha. ill borrow a scope from dads work and have another look. are the rear housings the same size between 25/28's?

edit, more quick research, 25's have .80 rears, 28's have .64's, definitely remember mine being .64, so i dont have a damn clue how or why it didnt fit before.

Post up a picture of the turbo and or the ID plate and i'll let you know what it is. It shouldn't be a T25 on a S14 only the S13 and 180sx SR's came with a T25G

Post up a picture of the turbo and or the ID plate and i'll let you know what it is. It shouldn't be a T25 on a S14 only the S13 and 180sx SR's came with a T25G

i would, but everythings back together. fairly certain its a 28. but ill get dad to bring a scope home from work and ill post the numbers i find.

I did too, we had a chat about it and he's pretty much committed to getting it right. Don't get yours done this Saturday OK.... I want mine fixed then :D

yeah nah. 4 weeks is a long enough wait to get my car back on the road, you can wait. :blink:

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