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HKS 2835/R33 HKS suspension/Trust turbo setup

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The garage cleanout continues!

HKS 2835R Internal wastegate

One used HKS turbo, includes actuator. Has T25 flange, bolts up to standard SR20 exhaust manifold - requires a spacer plate to suit an RB20/25. HKS rated at 420hp.

SOLD

Trust TD06-20G Turbo Kit RB20/25

Used, includes tuned length stainless exhaust manifold, Type R wastegate, Trust turbo, AFM to turbo pipe. Both the front housing and the front pipe have been polished.

$3500

HKS Hypermax R33 coilovers

Used, adjustable both on height and rebound. Pretty firm ride, great for circuit use.

$1800

Edit: D'oh, it's to suit an ECR33

Trust TD06-20G Turbo kit 13B

Used bolt on kit to suit 13B rotary, can be modified to suit RB20/25 just like Rob77's setup.

$2500

Trust stainless exhaust manifold + Type R wastegate - RB20/25

Used items, perfect condition

$2000

HKS EVC 4

Used item, works perfect (when set up!). Was installed in my car.

$500

Q45 90m AFM

Used item, perfect working order. Uncommon part, great for PowerFC users.

$350

Split dump-pipe

Stainless steel, to suit HKS 25-series turbos. Was fitted to my R33.

$300

Front mount intercooler

Small front mount intercooler, came out of an R32 but would suit most cars. Uses standard intercooler holes so no cutting. No pipes.

$500

Please email me at this address regarding these. Pictures will be uploaded at this webpage.

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sidewaymambo

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Guys, take my advice, grab the Q45 AFM while you can..350 sounds a good price, and also get a 90mm Apexi Filter..

I bought an adapter with my AFM before, but you can simply just joint the stock AFM wiring..There are three wires...PWR, signal and earth

B-Man Grand Master

B-Man

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Mark, yes it can.

Z32 is good for up to 300rwkw. Q45 is good for more than 300 rwkw.

I reckon you just need the Z32 dude, leave the Q45 for me OK ?? :P :P

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