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Item Summary: BRAND NEW HKS T51R SPL - 1000PS OUTPUT BALL BEARING

Location: QLD: Gold Coast

Postcode: 4220

Asking Price: $4,000

Condition: BRAND NEW

Reason for Selling: TO SMALL

Delivery Methods: PickUp

Contact Info: 0423771735

Extra Information:

I have for sale the below turbo. Brand new in the box never used.

HKS T51R SPL - 1000 PS Output

COMPRESSOR:

-Wheel- 56 Trim - 76.5 Inducer/ 102.2 Major

-Housing- 100 Inlet / 80 Outlet

TURBINE:

-Wheel- 76 Trim - 82.0 Major / 71.4 Exducer

-Housing- V-Band inlet / V-Band 115.5 mm outlet - 1.00 A/R

The RRP on this turbo is $5600 I'm chasing $4000 quick sale

Jake 0423771735

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2 small! : D haha awesome!!! whats goin on it? Free bump

Lol settle down boys....It was going on a LS3 in a Maloo and the rear housing is guna be to small and HKS have discontinued there 1.2 housings so I dont have any other options but to sell and get something bigger.

surely some one is after a big hp turbo to put on a rb26 or something? U will not be able to buy this turbo anywhere else at this price. cheapest T51R SPL guaranteed. My loss is your gain

It looks like the non ball bearing version. Is this correct?

That pic was only for reference....the turbo was still in transit to me when I put this up for sale. I have the turbo at home now. It has a gold colour badge and gold nut on the turbo....the turbo core has the serial number and says BB at the end.....its defiantly BB

Edited by boosted_32
  • 2 weeks later...

untrue, u can still buy them

No it is true....HKS do not manufacture the 1.20 rear housings for the T51 SPL anymore.....you may be able to get your hands on one through a shop that mite have one on the shelf but thats about it.

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