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Hks Gt3037S Twin Full Kit For Rb26

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Have decided to go a big single and offload this kit in top condition! Has had very little use!

Made 600kW/800rwhp on a stock capacity RB26 with standard head and Pon Cams - E85 and 29psi, full boost @ 5500rpm.

100% Genuine Kit comes with: 2 x HKS GT3037S 56T 0.73 a/r turbo's with ceramic coated front and rear housings. Perfect condition shaft play, absolutely NO leakage/smoke.

2 x HKS GT 50mm wastegates + screamer pipes ceramic coated

2 x HKS ceramic coated manifolds

2 x HKS dumps, they have been slightly modified to suit a Commodore

1 x HKS collector (beast of a thing)

2 x Custom aluminium intake pipes and K & N air filters

Price $5000 ono, the price of ceramic coating and the intakes was a bomb on it's own!

Must sell!

Ph: 0438 1600 81

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