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For sale is my used Gt series garrett.

Specs are as follows- 56 trim (61.4inducer 82exducer) Compressor

84 trim (68mm wheel o.d 62.2mm outlet) Turbine

T3 inlet flange 4bolt 76mm outlet flange

Great condition oil changes done (on average) every 3000km. Ran @ 15psi

Suit (realistically) 2.5L motor>

NO SHAFT SIDE PLAY

Selling due to new turbo purchase as this is now too big for my needs. (Laggy on an SR20)

1100 ono

Cheers

Sam

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Bump $1000 o.n.o.

Also becoming available in the next few weeks are -38mm turbosmart gate with all springs available (10 psi fitted)

-SS manifold (sr20-high mount) with 38mm external flange @90 degrees

Yes I know, posting on SAU, but i'm putting it out there

Thanks, Sam

P.M me for a phone numb.

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