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Items: 2 x Garrett GT2560R (aka GT2530) 320+hp ball bearing turbochargers on ported factory manifolds. (0.64 A/R exhaust) Genuine HKS splitter dump pipes. Apexi Power FC with RB25DET airflow meters.

Condition: All components have genuinely travelled less than 4,000 kms

Price: $3500 ono for the lot

To Fit: RB26DETT

Location: Sydney metro area

Contact: Call (02) 9741 3902 or 0438 1600 81

Comments: If you're looking for a huge top end increase without sacrificing any low end power, than this is it. All components are in mint condition due to never being able to find the time to drive the car. Selling due to going bigger again :D

Boost starts as low as 2700 with full boost is achieved at 4000rpm on an RB26 running the standard compression ratio and Tomei 260 cams. This setup produced a peak power recording of 390kW (520hp) at wheels @ 22psi on pump fuel @ Croydon Racing Developments. It is backed up by a wheelstanding (RWD) 10.8 @ 128mph timeslip in a car weighing 1750kg with driver!

Genuinely interested parties can view the parts in working order before disassembly.

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PJ

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C'mon there's gotta be someone interested in this power-up package! All you need is a supporting fuel system (an 044 pump and 800cc injectors) to get your GT-R in the 10's!!

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going Haltech are we?

It's looking that way!

Thanks for the responses guys, I will try to move it complete first off then consider splitting :rofl:

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