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Gt3582r 1.06 Turbine Housing Internally Gated

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Item: gt3582r 1.06 turbine housing internally gated, .70 comp cover ie. not an xr6t version.

Location: sunshine coast

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Item Condition: used for a few thousand km's. very good, no shaft play.

Reason for Selling: don't really need the flow of a 400rwkw turbo for a street car :P

Price and Payment Conditions: Mainly looking for swaps. I am after a gt3076R turbo, internally gated with .82 rear housing or gt3582r internally gated with .63 rear housing. May also consider straight swap for another internally gated .63 gt35 turbine housing for just the 1.06 turbine housing currently on it. Don't want an externally gated version.

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Pictures: nope, still on car. looks like every other gt35 :no:

Contact Details: here or [email protected]

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it is on a 1jz cresssida. previous owner (my mate) bought it new. he sold the car to me unfinished basically ie. it got 250kms to a 60L tank so it was rarely driven. I have done about 500kms on it (I have a daily). Power made is not anywhere near potential as it was blowing the spark out so had to stop at 5400rpm. however still made 242rwkw at 16psi. This turbo will make close to 400rwkw if pushed to its limit. thing is I don't want that much power for my street car hence I am down sizing :)

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Just be careful mate a GT3582r with an Internally gated .63 rear will need either a much larger internal gate or youll run minimum 25psi....It doesn't flow enough out gate to regulate boost too well. We have one on my mates Rb20 and luckily its built to run 25psi...

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