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Hks Gt-rs Turbo Suit Rb20/rb25 Direct Bolt-on

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wolverine Grand Master

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I have a HKS GT-RS turbo in excellent condition. There is no shaftplay and spins freely. It has just been removed from the Stagea due to a small upgrade (HKS 2835 ProS). It is a direct bolt on turbo kit that fits the factory dump both location and flange. It also connects to the factory rubber intake pipe. Included is all oil and water lines that are required.

This turbo is probably the most responsive turbo available on market for an RB25 but would also be perfect for and RB20 due to its early spool and excellent midrange. As a comparison the new turbo on the Stagea is noticeably less responsive in on/off/on throttle situations (and the 2835 ProS is no slug). They are listed as a 400ps turbo by HKS and it is reasonable to expect 240-260rwkw.

If you are after a fantastic streetable turbo and don't want to pay the current price from Nengun ($2753 plus delivery) this will suit you.

Price for the turbo and lines is $1700.

The dump pipe shown is also available for $100 if required.

I am located in the Hills District in Sydney.

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hobo-phil Apprentice

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i can come to sydney next weekend and buy it off you. cash is fine yea?

i cant pm yet so just shoot me an email to [email protected] with the details

wolverine Grand Master

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Thanks Warlord and crzy. It is a great streetable turbo.

Louie B, I was running 480cc Nismo injectors on the stagea.

Willing to post for interstaters and will be packed very carefully before it gets sent.

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