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MONSTER GARRETT

GT3540R

TURBO SET UP FOR NISSAN RB30 ENGINE

SUITS HOLDEN COMMODORE VL CALAIS TURBO

GARRETT TURBO RATED AT 700 HORSE POWER

TURBOSMART PRO-GATE

BRAIDED LINES

HPC COATED 3 INCH PIPES & DUMP PIPE

ALL PERFORMANCE, WAS PUMPING OVER 500 HORSIES IN A CALAIS TURBO

NO SIDE TO SIDE PLAY IN TURBO

Product Information

* Garrett GT35/40R Turbocharger

* Ball Bearing.

* Watercooled.

* Turbine Housing: 82

* Compressor Housing: 0.70a/r.

* Externally Wastegated.

* Rated: 700hp.

* Flange: T3

* The standard GT3540 (aka GT35R or GT3540R or GT3582) uses a 61.36mm, 56 trim compressor wheel in a 0.70A/R compressor housing and a 62.32mm, 84 trim exhaust wheel, in either a 0.63, 0.82 or 1.06 A/R exhaust housing.

To identify the turbo, check the code on the Garrett ID tag on the core. If it says “706451-15” it is a GT35

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Garrett GT3582R (aka GT35R, aka GT35/40R)

Dual Ball Bearing GT35/GT40R Turbo assembly. T3 style inlet flange with default GT 4 bolt style exit. Large T04S style compressor housing with 4.00 inlet and 2.50" outlet. Hi HP 4-6-8 Cyl applications. This turbo has a flow capacity of about 700HP.

**TURBO ALONE SELLS FOR OVER $2000 IN OZ

**TURBOSMART 48MM PRO GATE $850 IN OZ

**CERAMIC COATED MANIFOLD AND PIPE WORK $1000

[FG-WGATE-45]

Turbosmart Pro Gate 48mm

Click to enlargeTurbosmart Pro Gate 48mm

The professional’s choice for Horsepower!

The professionals choice for Horsepower! When choosing an external wastegate you should put Turbosmarts Pro-gate to the task. The Pro-gate has been developed, trialed and tested in a range of high performance race applications, including a 1200 HP twin turbo V8 jet boat, a 600 HP turbo diesel and a 900 HP turbo 20B Rx7, with outstanding success. The Pro-gate is manufactured from the toughest and most durable Duplex stainless steel alloys that are designed to withstand incredible temperatures and a life-time of punishment free from jamming and thermal fatigue. With the Pro-gate you will notice a substantial improvement in response from your turbo along with a steady and precise boost pressure.Key design features to a superior wastegate are temperature and flow capability. Turbosmart has successfully addressed these issues by optimising valve lift and the flow path through the body.All Turbosmart Wastegates incorporate a unique temperature isolation zone, and utilise the most exotic

Time proven reliability and extreme performance has made the Turbosmart Pro-Gate the external wastegate of choice by many of the world’s fastest drag racers and builders of hardcore horsepower machines. The Pro-Gates design includes an investment cast Stainless Steel body, a one-piece valve for strength and reliability and the unique temperature isolation zone to reduce heat transfer. The Pro-Gate is supplied complete with a cast Stainless Steel Vee-band adapter kit for quick and easy installation. We have successfully used one Pro-Gate on engines producing up to 1000HP, however in applications where the turbo is not suitably matched to the engine, this figure may not be achievable.

Race proven winner! Drag racers choice!

Extensively developed body design and huge valve lift ensure unrivalled flow

Includes 7, 10, 14 and 17 PSI springs.

Silicone Nomex diaphragm - durability under extreme temperatures and stress

Optimum actuator to valve ratio for precise boost control

Fully compatible with all Turbosmart Boost Controllers

Supplied with Vee-bands and weld flanges

WHY USE A TURBOSMART WASTEGATE?

Turbosmart wastegates feature innovative design, skilful engineering and the finest materials available. These are trait’s that over recent years Turbosmart has become renowned for, making a Turbosmart wastegate an obvious choice. The wastegates body and valve are investment cast from 253MA Stainless Steel (ASTM S30815). This grade of stainless steel has high strength and excellent resistance to oxidisation, creep deformation and wear, but most importantly is right at home in temperatures beyond 1200C (2192F). The diaphragm housings are billet 6061 T6 Aluminium, coupled with 17-7PH springs and Silicone Nomex reinforced diaphragms. Turbosmart wastegates have been subjected to our extreme development and testing procedures, however what’s important is that we have countless wastegates on race engines winning races.

This is a one off rare auction. Im selling a massive genuine Garrett turbo GT3540R (approx 20cm round) attached to a HPC coated Rb30 manifold, 3 inch dump pipe, screemer pipe and massive TURBOSMART PRO GATE 48MM waste gate. It has all good fittings and braided lines for water and oil etc and would cost $1000's to purchase elsewhere. i bought it 2 years ago with huge intentions but they never got off the ground. I have the matching head and other parts available too. Forged pistons, injectors etc etc

You really have no idea how big this is until you see it on the car, i can rub my whole fist on the propeller and im 100kg bloke. Needs a dust off and clean other wise in as new condition, has had tape over the inlets while in storage. Buyer wont be dissapointed. My engine ran over 500+ hp with this set up.

WILL TURBOCHARGER ALONE WILL FIT OTHER HOLDEN COMMODORES VB VH VK VN VP VR VS VT VU VX VY VZ VE, rx7, SUPRAS, V6 V8 AND SKYLINES

$1500

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0416 433 473

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