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Need help to identify turbo

Hey people

im needing help to identify the turbo the person I got it off said it was a td05sh I was just wondering if anyone could help out with info and power rating? Due to I want to go for a tune soon because it's hitting boost at 5000rpm which I have know clue what's going on there if anyone could give me info on that aswell that would be great? I've got the receipt but it was only sent through messager il put them up aswell see what use can make of them I've got a couple of pictures of the turbo on my rb if use need better photos just let me know really need any info I can get on it.

thanks for your time 

ps this is my first fourm 

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Its a greddy mitsubishi style turbo. Similar to what was on early EVO's. It's quite small for an RB. Should make around 220rwkw give or take a bit. It should be very responsive, i would expect full boost by 3500rpm the latest once properly tuned.

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Thanks man you reckon it will make any more then 220kw? is it high flow because that's what I was told just wanting to know if it has or not because il probably just get rid of it if not high flowed was hoping for at least 260kw and wanted to go e85 let me know what use think because I don't want to put my time in to something that won't make my power goals. 

im still researching supporting mods I've decided on injectors and coilpacks so far nismo 740cc and splitfire coilpacks 

still need to find the right 

front mount intercooler 

fuel pump

the ecu will be nistune btw 

my end power goals would be 300kw and above but for my first tune was just hoping for at least 260kw to 280kw

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