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Hi guys im currently getting my turbo's replaced on my r33 gtr and as i was there they were pulling the comp cover off the rear turbo and we noticed that the comp wheel has been semi chewed.

Ive had the car off the road for a month now and it ran perfectly fine til i took her off the road. As far as i knew the stock turbos were in good condition.

looks like it was fresh cause they were still metal filings in the comp area. We spinned the wheel and it still spun perfectly. Very weird, but anyway the question i would like to know is have i hurt the engine in any way?

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