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This is everything needed to bolt up straight up.

70mm Billet Turbo, "Q" trim exhaust, .63 exhaust housing.

Stainless exhaust manifold.

60mm waist gate.

Greddy "Y" pipe.

A/N Fittings Braided oil feed and return lines.

4inch down pipe.

Greddy Type R blow off valve.

Turbo side 3inch intercooler pipe.

Blow off valve return pipe.

Screamer pipe.

this set up is "As New"

Has done 665km only.

All polished and straight bolt on to your gtr.

Made 518 at the wheels on 20 pounds.

Reason for sale, I want to go back to a twin turbo setup that is more for circuit racing.

I can take you for a drive in the car as I will only remove if sold.

Items on the Gold Coast.

$6000 ono

Thanks

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I have bought new turbos over the weekend and need this gone.

$4500ono with out the oil lines and blow off valve.

I will also work something out for anyone that is taking a twin turbo set up off and wants to swap out some parts like dumps, front pipe, intake kit and there stock water and oil lines.

Thanks.

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very intersted, can you pm me with boost responce and what else ill need to set the thing up. I have to group a turbos comming of so if there is anything you need, let me know. thank you

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