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Hey all,

Was wondering if any GTR yodas could she'd some light on the subject. Bought a GTR recently and was told the car had upgraded garrets but not sure on size.

Pretty tightly packed on the exhaust side of the gtr as you guys know. I need someone to help me identify what it is I have on the car.

What I do know:

- They have a .64 rear

- has Garrett on the front covers

- noticed a tag that says ARMS on the front cover. Can't see much but on the tag it also says RB and an A engraved/stamped under it. Reallllly tricky to try and get a pic.

Anywhere else I should be looking?

Thanks in advance

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http://www.nengun.com/tomei/arms-b7660-turbine-kit-nissan-rb26dett

again without seeing the tag we cant say that these are your turbos as alot of very different turbos look very similar

thanks man...

did some digging and found this...

Tomei B7655 (173011) 47.7 55T 0.42 T25 T25 47.0 76T 0.64 BB ~500PS

Tomei B7660 (173012) 47.7 60T 0.42 T25 T25 47.0 76T 0.64 BB ~600PS

Tomei B9046 (173013) 51.7 46T 0.42 T25 T25 53.6 90T 0.64 BB

~700PS

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/tbroom/Turbos.htm

looks like i will have to remove some stuff to get to the tags to confirm..

Seems as though they are Tomei variants. not finding a lot of info on it. car makes 260kw atw at about 14-15psi. stock ecu.....

Edited by WantGTR

If they are Tomei.

Commiserations... Just search "ARMS" here on the forums and you'll see they are not the best performing twin configuration, they are almost the worst. They are better than factory though in that they wont break. So that's good news :)

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