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Hi all, time has come to change up my set up as the entire engine package is getting revised including turbo system.

Up for grabs is:

1x GARRETT GT3582R 0.82ex ( Rear Housing HPC Coated Black)

1x Tial 44mm External Wastegate 1bar spring ( Body of Wastegate HPC Coated)

1x ETM (Extreme Turbo Manifolds) Steam Pipe Exhaust Manifold ( HPC Coated Black also)

1x Stainless 3inch Dump and Front Pipe with two O2 sensor ports

1x Complete Oil and Water line Kit to suit (all braid and speedflow)

1x High Polished 4in intake pipe with filter

1x New Nissan RB26 Exhaust Manifold Gasket in packaging still

Please note that the compressor housing is polished aswell . All HPC coating was done by Craved Coatings. Turbo kit has done approximately 15000km. This set up is extremely responsive and the manifold is a wonderful bit of gear.

This is a complete kit, the only thing that will need doing is the hot side pipe. The compressor housing also has an ally elbow welded on already so this is also handled. This kit will suit either R32 or R33 GTR.

Item Located in Townsville QLD 4818. I do apologise for not having any pics, i cannot get them off my iphone onto my shit PC. If genuinely interested please txt me and will be more than happy to forward pics and even video of turbo kit.

Asking $2900 + freight.

Best to email [email protected] or txt me on 0438840407

No time wasters please, this is a good price for a great kit :)

Cheers Marty

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Hey guys sorry to bring through the bad news however this kit has been sold for quite some time.

The kit was exchanged for another kit with a cash difference. That kit has since made way for another kit now on my GTR lol

Thread needs to be closed.

Cheers Marty

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