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Hi guys,

So my motor is on its way out so im stripping the DE+T bits as i am rebuilding and chasing for more power.

Good chance for you NA boys to get some boost into your car.

1) $500

Turbonetics T3/T04E turbo with 3" inlet.

.50 A/R

Oil cooled (no need for messy water lines)

excellent condition, no shaft play & does not blow smoke

5 bolt style rear housing with custom made dump (weld onto your own front pipe)

Rear housing has been modded to fit 38mm external gate *****may be able to supply a IW rear housing****

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**pics of wastegate fitted is at the bottom**

2) $60

Custom alloy intake from TB > cooler pipe with bov mount welded on (RB style flange) sprayed black for stealth look

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3) $50

Custom braided oil line to suit turbo > oil pressure sender side of engine + Tee piece fitting

4) $80

R34 GTT injectors

5) $80

R33 GTR fuel pump (great upgrade for any skyline GTS/GTST/GTT)

6) $50

600x300x75mm intercooler core, minor bent fines but can easily be fixed with pliers

7) $200

38mm turbosmart ultragate with 7psi spring + screamer (heat wrapped with exhaust wrap)

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8) $30

Stock RB20/25DET manifold

9) $80

RB25DE/T Green label AFM

This kit came off a R34 GT so will be a direct bolt on to a R34 RB25DE, i assume it would be the same/similar for a R33 RB25DE.

Willing to sell as a package or parts on their own.

Package price;

Turbo,gate/screamer, custom dump, custom braided oil line for $700

At 14psi, it made 210rwkw @ 550nM of torque, tuner said there is heaps more room for power but i was limited by the stock injectors, AFM & NA compression.

Located in Sydney, Pics upon request of other items.

Postage is not a problem, contact for prices.

Video of it in action;

PM if interested.

Thanks

  • 3 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...
  • 2 weeks later...

manifold & intercooler sold

UPDATE of whats left!!

R34 RB25 AFM $80

Custom front pipe $50 - just needs to be flanged on dump side, Suit R33/R34

R34 RB25DET NEO Stock injectors $80

Apexi Pod filter $50

Cheers

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