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Fs sale is a Brand new kinugawa (kando) t67 with a t3 flange 10cm rear housing vband with a billet front wheel and a/r70 front housing non antisurged

excatly the same turbo made 377rwkw on 22psi on a rb25det unopened with no cams on e85 tuned by chequered tuning

save the hassle of buying and waiting from ebay this on is brand new un used and has a warranty

$900 obo located melbourne east side

0431135414

pics are to large to upload happy to send via mobile

  • 2 months later...

What a rip off buyers beware

I purchased this pump off him about 4 weeks and still haven't received it

He said might have been lost by auspost and got it returned and will post it back ASAP

A week later no pump and stopped replying to my messages as I wanted to get a tracking no this time round

His been online and I've asked him for tracking 3 times no reply so clearly he has ripped me off and didn't intend on posting it in the first place

So just beware not to waste you money and purchasing off this guy

I'm just going to purchase a new one save headaches and waste of time not worried about the money $90 down the drain but I waited almost a month now

Biggest scammer ever

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