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Hks T51r Spl Turbo Kit Suits Gtr 1000hp

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I have for sale an as new HKS T51R SPL turbo kit to suit any nissan skyline GTR. This kit is currently on an R33 GTR. This kit is effectively brand new and has only recently completed its first dyno tuning work. Car is for sale and new owner wants smaller turbos.

This is the legendary HKS T51R SPL (not Kai) turbo rated at 1000hp.

Included in the kit is:

HKS T51R SPL Turbo, Triple HPC coating on exhaust housing (black), HPC silver on compressor housing

HKS 50mm external wastegate with screamer pipe to atmosphere.

HKS Manifold, Triple HPC coated black.

Custom inlet pipe with HKS filter, Painted metallic black.

HKS hot pipe, Painted metallic black

HKS V-band front/dump pipe (turbo to Cat)

All water and oil lines, feed and return.

Everything in this kit is included, simply bolt up to your existing engine, retune and drive away.

Everyone knows the potential of these turbo kits.

$7,500

Ruari

Perth

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LostInTheWoods

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Hey Gordon,

Sorry, but I can't reply to PM's as I don't have 10 posts yet. I already have the turbo's I need for the job so I don't need more!

(Can you PM me what you think the price difference is between your turbos and this kit just in case?)

Thanks for the offer though.

Ruari.

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HKS T62, jeesus, what is that rated at?

And yes, this kit is off the 101 car.

The T62 is rated for 1100hp and sells for a bit over $6500 just for the turbo, so I'd say that your package is a bloody good deal, considering what you get, wish we had the money mate, good luck with it.

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Actually Sebastion it is rated at 1200hp by HKS.

are you sure trent, because they are officially rated at 1100ps which equates to roughly 1100hp, unless I am wrong...

and why are you selling yours anyways, you haven't even had the pleasure of using yours, they're so rare and expensive...

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