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My beloved TD06-20G is for sale.

Now running T67 so this is just sitting around/ Will take $1000 for it. Comes with an 8cm TRUST housing. If you want the turbo without housing will do it for $750. That way you can run a Kando style T3 or so for $150.

Come with elbow welded to compressor cover

Perfect running order...has about 80,000kms on it but only came off for T67. Tempted to put back on as was way gruntier then T67 as made a nice 306rwkws on RB20...and was rather epic for same power when put on an RB25

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On RB20 and E85

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Run 170 was on RB25 with boost controller not setup

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