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hey ppls,im a new membr so this forum is a bit new to me.

anyway i just bought an r33 gtst and i want to change the turbo,im just wondering if any body knows what the garret equivalent of an HKS GT-RS is?or anonther suitable upgrade,i want a direct bolt up ball bearing turbo kit preferably garret,using stock manifold,any help wuld be appreciated.

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try the forced induction quick reference guide stickied at the top of forced induction. there are few basic questions that can't be answered by a quick search.

btw HKS GT-RS is a garrett GT2871 with a HKS specific T3 internally gated turbine housing. the garrett unit is not a bolt-on.

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try the forced induction quick reference guide stickied at the top of forced induction. there are few basic questions that can't be answered by a quick search.

btw HKS GT-RS is a garrett GT2871 with a HKS specific T3 internally gated turbine housing. the garrett unit is not a bolt-on.

hey,thanks for the info,will give sticky a go,like i said new at this forum stuff.cheers mate!

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