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Second hand they can go from $1500-$3000. I don't think the turbo is really all that expensive - it's the rest of the support systems you need to use to run that turbo. Figure in fuel system, intercooler, suspension, clutch/driveline and then the actual motor and it soon adds up to be a not-so-cheap upgrade.

There have been some SR20's with T88's, but these things are absolute screamers - say hi to your new close ratio box, I think Munro was selling one for ~$10,000....

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to do a t78-88 is gonna cost u in the vicinity of $10k+ depend how u go about it, and ppls say lag monster? well have any of these ppl driven a car equipe with one, mine spools up at 3500 and u nearly black out at 5000rpm. every turbo enthusiast have to own or drive one of these before they die, it's an can be addictive.

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Originally posted by hungry6

to do a t78-88 is gonna cost u in the vicinity of $10k+ depend how u go about it, and ppls say lag monster? well have any of these ppl driven a car equipe with one, mine spools up at 3500 and u nearly black out at 5000rpm. every turbo enthusiast have to own or drive one of these before they die, it's an can be addictive.

u have a t78?? matlowth on here has one 2 and is making 330rwkw or so.

There was a T88 on JMS for sale for $2800, prob needs rebuild i say.

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Originally posted by RS500

INASNT,

JMS is selling it $2500 and apparently it's in excellent condition.

not sure which exhaust housing it has.

thats has been for sale for like a month now. Mush have a 1.6 A/R exhaust housing or sumthing, can ya say 11,000rpm redline to get it on boost :)

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