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interested if i can unload these gtr injectors to someone

wat do u mean "if i can unload ur gtr injectors" in other words u want me to sell em? i dont hav many mates that would need em but i need to finalise this sale by the end of the cuming week..

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wats wrong with the actuator thats on it. wats the difference between this turbo and a rb20 turbo

how much for the injectors

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wats wrong with the actuator thats on it. wats the difference between this turbo and a rb20 turbo

how much for the injectors

hey mate nothing wrong with the actualtor just comes with a spare one i dont know wat the diffrence is between a 25 and 20..

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umm.. got news for you chief..

that's a stock RB20 turbo.

16V on the compressor cover and the boost nipple on the comp cover are a dead give away.

ok cheers matey

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hey mate nothing wrong with the actualtor just comes with a spare one i dont know wat the diffrence is between a 25 and 20..

The diffrence is the Rb2-det turbo is smaller its not quite a T25 but is classified is such... The Rb25det turbo is a T3 but can also be classified as a T28 side by side you will see the diffrence clearly the Rb25det turbine flows alot better and is quite bigger but the Rb20det turbine is stout and they die hard...

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