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Hey guys,

I have up for grabs a pair of genuine HKS GT-SS turbos. In excellent condition with minimum play. Done approximately 10,000kms and as you can see in the pictures it is in tip top condition.

These are super responsive turbos and is perfect for a street car.

I am asking for $1800 FIRM. (RRP 3k +)

Located in CBD Sydney.

I do prefer Sydney buyers but will send interstate at buyers expense.

PM me if you are interested and no time wasters.

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Thank!

Taken from nengun:

Designed exclusively for the GT-R turbine. Turbine size is within the allowed horsepower of 600ps for a normal engine and it provides enough capacity for maximum performance.

Top output in the high-rpm range is made possible without sacrificing response in the low-rpm range by using a ball bearing turbo as opposed to the metal turbine for the factory-designated unit.

The clearance and shape of the compressor wheel, compressor housing and turbo housing are redesigned to optimum specs. Output in low and medium to high-rpm ranges are now enhanced.

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