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righto bit of an update td06 kit back up for sale as buyer pulled out

so anyway for 1900 you get the manifold turbo oil line wastegate all heat wrapped

removed cause i wanted a bigger tubo and gtsr manifold

perfect working order and will bolt up to a rb25/20/2530

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was on car and running perfectly , no smoke ect was happy for test drives

buyer put money down and was happy to take it so it was removed

buyer turned up and said that it had too much forward and backward movement(approximately 2 mm)...

on the car with oil pressure there is no play

car ran perfect and im happy for buyer to speak to mechanic who removed it that can confirm the turbo kit is a ok

so its up for sale again

grab yourslef a bargain

1900 the whole kit

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