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i have a full td06 20g turbo kit for sale

comes with manifold turbo wastegate

all heat wrapped

i can also throw in a twin 2.5 inch zorst $700 completely legal and plumb back with twin cats!

this is all bolt on for a rb2530 in a r31 however will fit a rb20 or a rb25 in a r31 with very minor modifications

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turbo is good for 250rwkw at 12psi

full bost on a rb2530 at 2k

in can and drivable if you need a test to swwe what it sounds like and goes like

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Is this Mark's old setup?

If so it is identical to my turbo setup as the turbo was originally meant for a drag GTR twin TD06-20G setup that was split up, i got one of the turbos, Mark the other. So will work real well on an RB20, 260rwkws at 18psi and makes that boost at about 4,200rpm but really sits you in your seat from 4,500rpm.

2k is a steal!

so does it come with oil lines and dump pipe? sorry for the sill question but only turbo manifold and gate were listed.

what brand is the gate?

haw long have you had it running on your car? kms?

thanks damo

yea marks old setup

it comes with the oil lines

has been on the car for about 2000 km and on marks car( same engine... i bought the whole engine) for another 1k

gate is the stock trust one

for an extra 700 comes with a custom twin 2.5 inch exhuast with twin cats and muffle ( fits a r31 obvioulsy)

or 200 exta a nd ill cop of the dump to under car and a decent length from the wastegate to get you cracking on your car

pete

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This is just what i was looking for until a couple of weeks ago until the engine let go in my daily :banana:

I'll see if you're still selling it in a few weeks time when i can get the cash together.

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