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Rb25 Gcg Hiflowd Turbo With 14Psi Actuator

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for sale is my mate jasons rb25 GCG hiflowed turbo with a 14psi wastegate actuator made 256kw atw on a rb20 running 22psi. only run for 2 weeks before he crashed his car.. sad day car was awesome with turbo set up.. cost $2200 sell $1650 ono.. contact jason on 0405912939.. post-61261-0-11766300-1335079031_thumb.jpg

video is off a earlier run phone went dead photo of dyno sheet to prove above

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yeh stock internals just a absolute genius tuner.. can contact herman at envy imports and dyno for proof..02 9907 4144.. or even to get a shit load of power out of your own car...

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Hey mate.

these turbos were the bees knees of hiflows years ago.

But have you seen what else is available these days?

and what sort of money they are worth BRAND NEW?

If you/your mate want to sell a used hiflow turbo, it's gotta be a better deal than the likes of Hypergear range.

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ill get a pic off jason of the whole dyno sheet asap... TTT did you see the dyno sheet this shit must be the bees knees cause it works .. proof is there to be seen.. not arguing that there arent other great products out there but this works power is there cost is paid and savings to buyer to be had.. if ya interested make jason a offer contact him on 0405912939..

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