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bryanlee38

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Sorry its taken me so long to reply. Been really busy with work. These turbos are on heren are fair bit and range from $300 - $500 odd dollars. I will have a closer look at it tonite and let you know about any shaft play etc then you can make me an offer.

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I have one, but the exhaust wheel has broken away from the shaft. If you're after something to rebuild (the bearings and intake wheel are still in good condition) then feel free to have it. If you want one to bolt on, and would actually like it to make some boost, look elsewhere :)

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I have one, but the exhaust wheel has broken away from the shaft. If you're after something to rebuild (the bearings and intake wheel are still in good condition) then feel free to have it. If you want one to bolt on, and would actually like it to make some boost, look elsewhere :)

IM after a RB25 stockie to rebuild/hiflow what u want for urs

abcent Mentor

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I will be selling my stock turbo off my series 1 R33, unsure as to condition as its still running on car....running well on my car.....upgrading in a few weeks to HKS power.

If anyones interested i'll let you know of condition when it gets removed an what I think is a fair price.

can freight to anywhere at buyers cost no probs.

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