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Looking for a second hand m35 turbo. Purchase or rent for high flowing. Can't afford to have my car off the road for a high flow service.

There are a few floating around Ben; the NSW FB Stagea group wouldn't be a bad spot to post as well.

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What's the deal with these 'intense' turbos?

I'm just looking for a basic high flow. Keeping the engine stock.

My car has a good SS1 high flow I would be willing to let go for the right price plus your old turbo.

Made by precision turbo in Sydney

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Sounds like you're disappointed with it.

What's the right price? Keeping in mind, it's a second hand turbo.

I am only disappointed as I have now gone a lot further with my car and 230kw is not enough when everything else other then the turbo is good for 300kw+

But for a stock setup it is great with a good increase in performance.

My car is just a toy now, I wants Powaz !

I would probably let it go for $800 with a trade for the old turbo.

The high flow service I have is of very high standard and cost $1200 to be done. It is a steal wheel now so should outlast the car

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