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hey all sellin my stuff off my 31 sick of having 2 turbo cars one of them always has a problem.

hks 25/30 turbo, turbo has shaft play and oil seal is gone good for rebuild $200

oil cooler setup no relocation kit $250

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hks cast iron manifold and gate very good condition gettin pretty rare wanting $800

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closer pic before it was heat coat painted

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5stud rims off my r33 $300

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located seaford sa

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hey mate,

do you know if a kkr 560 turbo would fit on this manifold or is there not enough room?

cheers

hey mate interested in the manifold and gate, can i grab you number? will you post to melb?

hey mate not sure about the kkr fitting i kno that a gt35/40 doesnt if thats anything to compare to in size the front housing hits the engine mount.

number is 0432 481 187

yeh will post to melb just gotta figure out postage price

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they are a great manifold that retain heat well and flow much better than stock.

certainly for anyone changing turbos and dump pipes it is worth considering replacing your factory manifold while you are replacing any old broken manifold studs.

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they are a great manifold that retain heat well and flow much better than stock.

certainly for anyone changing turbos and dump pipes it is worth considering replacing your factory manifold while you are replacing any old broken manifold studs.

yeh hold heat very well and would take a shitload to make it crack very strong manifold

down to $700 for mani and gate or $600 for manifold

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has the 2530 got hks housings or garrett also whats the part number on the little tag

part number is gt2530-63t front housing has garret written on it the rear has hks

and dont kno how much it would cost for a rebuild id think around 700 maybe more

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