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Garrett T04Z Kit To Suit Rb26 - Quality Kit Includes Everything

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Hey guys selling my T04Z single turbo kit to suit GTR. Everything is included to get things going in your GTR.

What you get:

Garrett T04Z with ceramic coated 0.81 rear housing

Rear housing has Tial 44mm external wastegate welded on with 2 inch screamer pipe

ETM steam pipe ceramic coated exhaust manifold

ETM ceramic coated 4 inch dump pipe

3.5inch front pipe

3.5inch de-cat pipe

Teflon 200 series braided lines for oil and water feed and return

K&N 4 inch filter with 4 inch intake pipe

Kit has only done 15000kms and is in excellent condition. Just bolt on and go. Kit will easily support 600 wheel hp.

Looking for $3800ono

Located in Perth but can post interstate if required.

Cheers

Chris

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Previous setup made 620hp atw on 26 psi running 98. Full boost is just a touch past 4500 so there's plenty of useable power.

Not looking at separating the manifold sorry.

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