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Quick question guru's...

GTRS turbo kit bolted to 33 gtst25t....

my current dump/front pipe is the big single 3 inch type....would I need to upgrade that for the GTRS to bolt straight (i.e. the split type?) upto or no need as it will hopefully bolt up?

Quick! before I pay for it lol

Cheers!

p.s. I dont want a debate on split pipes vs non - just need to know if it bolts up no dramas :blink:

Cheers,

Chris

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different turbine housing which is more compact with the wrong flanges

different lines so you have to go and buy lines

different compressor inlet so you'd have to do something there

different compressor outlet

the list goes on.

Yes, the GTRS RB26 and GTRS RB25 are different.

Flange pattern T25 vs T3 is different from the start, so is the piping and so on id imagine to boot.

The poor man pays twice, buy the proper kit and save yourself a mountain of heartache.

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