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i have 1 standard rb25 turbo. in good condition, minimal shaft play. $550 ono.

Also have 1 engine/dump pipe in one to suit r33. Cost 260 2 months ago, sell for $200ono. Prefer pick up. PM me for details

i have 1 standard rb25 turbo. in good condition, minimal shaft play. $550 ono.

Also have 1 engine/dump pipe in one to suit r33. Cost 260 2 months ago, sell for $200ono. Prefer pick up. PM me for details

how many k's on the turbo do you know?

how many k's on the turbo do you know?

My car has just hit the 80 000 mark. I have had the car for 20 000km and changed oil ever 5000. NO signs of seals leaking and only very very slight minimal shaft movement which is same i have seen on all the ones i have looked at.

selling due to buying a hks 2835 kit

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