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Gt3582r on rb26 rb25

IMG_20170115_131935700.jpgIMG_20170115_131902551.jpgIMG_20170115_131920162.jpgAnyone have much to do with the Garrett gt3582r on skylines recently? I have one I fitted an xr6 comp housing to for better clearance on stock manifold. It's a .82 rear housing.

I have searched but all the info is overseas or relatively old. 

What would be the limits of this turbo with ex gate of course. Here are some pics

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I have a GTX3582... and if it is what it is and it should be sold for something else if you have RB25.
You could use one on a stock RB26, but you really need the extra 1000RPM up top to make it work.

If it fell into your hands for $0 then sure, but if you were buying one I'd be telling someone to buy pretty much anything else for an unopened RB25 these days.

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