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I've got my first TD06 I purchased for my Stagea build for sale!

Since purchase I've mix and matched parts from this one to my new one (modded comp cover). I have also swapped out the dud internal gate rear housing for a 12cm external gate I had spare.

Specs:

TD06H

BRAND NEW 2.5 inch front compressor housing

NEAR NEW 12cm rear housing (Vband)

suits external gate

Oil and water cooled core

T3 flange

With this rear housing, this turbo is a direct fit to the RB20/RB25 OEM manifolds.

My RB25 made 240kw at 14psi with a TD06 12cm, full boost was at 5500rpm. This would be ideal for an 25 with cams, or a RBXX/30 looking for a stealthy/OEM type setup, whilst making good power.

More info on the turbo here.

Price: $500 ono

Located in Liverpool region, will ship at buyers expense.

It's an auction on Ebay, it isn't a buy it now price. As stated in the advert, the price I am asking is $500 ONO (or nearest offer)

I'd rather it sell on SAU, I don't like dealing with Ebay but with the amount of time wasters on this forum lately I'm out of options.

Edited by Run-It-Hard

You could buy a new rear housing to suit your application for $170 shipped and still come out on top with this turbo, c'mon buy it!

Edited by Run-It-Hard

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