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Hi all,

I have a pair of Garett 2860-5 turbos for sale, both in great condition, I got these turbos from a FATS last year and never ended up using them.

They were on his car and made 350kw on 21 psi.

Im looking for $1300 + postage (for interstate buyers)

Pics will be provided for any interested parties.

Thanks

Will

Daisy hill Brisbane

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Hi all, after closer inspection of the turbos, one compressor wheel has chewed something. There is a small amount of damage on the fins, I have spoken to the previous owner(FATS) and he assures me that they were running fine when they were removed from the car.

Both spin freely with no shaft play.

I can get a fresh core if buyer wants but will cost extra.

Thanks guys

  • 2 weeks later...

Didn't blow any smoke for previous owner and i haven't used them since then. i replaced one of the char due to some chips taken out of the comp wheel. both have no shaft play and spin freely.

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