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For Sale. I have avaliable a complete Trust twin turbo kit. comes with everything you need to bolt on to any GTR.

this setup is able to produce around 700HP to the wheels, not for the feint hearted.

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Items:

2x Trust TD06 18g Turbo's.

Trust Stainless manifold (rrp $2000 when the exchange rate was at 93)

Trust Gate to scare the old ladies.

Trust Drag Intercooler 600x300x100 - Twin inlet

All Pipework to suit R32 GTR

All Oil lines and blocking screws.

Dump and front pipes to cat - standard fitment for aftermarket exhaust

Screamer pipe.

$5000 ono

ALSO! EOI - I have a R34 N1 block (24U) avaliable - suit 87.5mm pistons.

needs to be machined as cross hatching is minimal.

$1500 or thereabouts.

dats bout it. pictures n shiz.

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your GTR would run it on stock internals, who knows for how long, really needs 1.5+ bar to be in good efficiency range. up to 2 bar is fine. i would be more concerned with the gearbox situation. if you run this and a triple plate, angry driving will smash the box, as i found out on 4 ocassions..........

your GTR would run it on stock internals, who knows for how long, really needs 1.5+ bar to be in good efficiency range. up to 2 bar is fine. i would be more concerned with the gearbox situation. if you run this and a triple plate, angry driving will smash the box, as i found out on 4 ocassions..........

finding out u killed your box 3 times wasent enough with this monster setup? :domokun:

wouldnt want to sepeate a few bits would you? if not...Gl with it!

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