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2x R33 Rb25 Turbo, Rb25 Flywheel [syd]

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As the topic states, I have 3 R33 turbos for sale and 1 flywheel off rb25det but will suit rb25/26/20.

#1 R33 turbo $250.00

In very good condition, no shaft play, comes with the oil drain. Came off a series 2 rb25 but appears to have steel compressor wheel, good cheap upgrade for rb20

#2 R33 turbo $100.00

only has the intake, exhaust and centre housing ie. no rotational assembly.

Suitable for highflows, exhaust housing is already high flowed by GCG recently, so you can get a discount of about $280 if you bring this back to GCG for high flow, since they only need to high flow the intake housing and put in new seals/ rotational assembly

Flywheel $50.00

came off R33 gts-t, just needs machining.

Located in Chatswood area of Syd, I can post these at buyer's expense

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Photos of turbo #1

note: when you tap the compressor blades by your fingernail it sounded tinny, but didn't respond to magnet, so i guess it's a true s2 turbo, though it won't make any difference compared to steel compressor of early models neway

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