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I have a new Trust/Greddy TD06 20G L2S turbine kit to suit GC8-GF8 WRX

complete kit minus external waste gate

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kit is worth $4500, I paid $2000 without waste gate

I want $2000 firm

pickup from western Sydney due to dump pipe I would rather note do postage

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I'll see if I can find a pic of one, I think it is close to but not quite factory location, it comes with a manifold for the turbo to bolt to that I think replaces or extends the factory manifold

This is a bolt on kit and comes with every thing needed to bolt on except waste gate

I've never owned a WRX I brought this kit just for the turbo but a class rule change saw me go back to NA

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