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Wanting performance parts RB25 NEO


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Hey guys,

 

So I'm looking for parts such as:

 

Turbo setups, injectors, top mount Manifold, Haltech ecu, external gate, FF plenum. All can be used but in good condition please. Anything really. Keen to buy a whole setup if you're going a different way. Just inbox or post on here see if I would want it.

 

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Im changing my setup in a few weeks, bits you may be interested in are

Highflow turbo (not sure by who)

Full 3 inch exhaust

600 x 300 return flow cooler kit

Pod filter

840cc injectors

This setup made 198kw on 10 psi with standard injectors and ecu, 235 kw with a tune on 14psi.

Not a monster upgrade but better than stock.

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I have the above plus more, a 2.8 neo with a borg warner that made 390kw at 17psi lol.
 

It'd cost about the same if you wanted everything. It would cost you about 1/4 of what you'd pay buying everything new. Send a PM if actually interested. Probably easier to just buy the car and re-shell everything in mine to the coupe you wanted. Save yourself 70k :P

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  • 4 weeks later...

6boost manifold ceramic coated and turbosmart 60mm wastegate can come with dump pipe  $1700

May sell it with gt3076r ceramic coated front and rear housings for extra $1200

I made 365kw on e85, 320kw on 98

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