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Morning.

As everyone would know. I've got a GT30 coming for the car.

BUT there is a problem.

The supplier is telling me that Garrett are out of .82 rear housings and that it could be months.

I think he is telling a fair bit of the old :bs!: to me...

So im gonna do some of my own homework as 3 weeks i've been waiting and im getting mildy pis*ed off at this stage.

So two things that i need help from everyone with.

1) Is anyone else having these sorts of problems with the .82 rear housings from Garrett ?

2) Does anyone have a contact number for Garrett Australia (sales preferrably) so i can ring them up and find out what the deal is?

I've looked in the Yellow Pages and aint really come up with anything usefull in terms of contact numbers :P

Any help on this would be much appreciated. I just wanna get the car running at the least.

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Sorry this isnt helping you with garrett, but how much minus the turbine housing. The reason I ask is that I bought a housing from the US, it took about a week and costs less than $500, that was for a HKS GT30 housing.

Also, have you tried different suppliers? perhaps approach the west coast? some one like per4manz?

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I cant remember the name of the supplier, but it's not directly off Garrett im getting it from.

Actually i think this supplier is in WA. I've sms'd my mate who's organising it all.

So i'll have the name of the place today hopefully.

But the story goes that Garrett have said they have no .82 rear housings left in Aust.

I find that very hard to believe considering it's one of the most popular set-ups.

I havent asked just for the front.

Might be worth a shot. Thanks for the idea Steve, once i sus out where i stand that could well be a option. The dollar is mighty strong ATM :P

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Ok, the place is MTQ Engine Systems.

Or the old Dynamic Turbo Chargers.

I still need a number for Garrett though so i can ring them personally.

Anyone got it????????

And Nathan... you CAN have my turbo. They've been around for yonks now.

You cant tell me they dont make a GT30 with a .82 rear housing yet. :zap:

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