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Hi all,

Going to clean out the garage since the car's going to be sold soon.

First item for sale is an R34 GT-T Turbo that has been fitted with a Garrett GT2530 B/B core. It's in excellent condition with no shaft play, chips, dings or the like.

With this turbo fitted to my stock engine, I was making 207rwkw at 1.1bar.

Only replaced it because it became restrictive after the rebuild with the head work etc.

Works great on a stock RB20DET. :D

Price: $800.00

If someone can tell me how to or post pics for me I do have 2 pics.

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OK all, I've received 8 pm's in like 15 minutes so I'll try to make a few things clearer. The turbo's done about 1,400km's since new core fitted, peak efficiency is 1.3bar I'm told, does not come with a wastegate actuator and requires an ADJUSTABLE one to be fitted. Does not come with fittings and lines either but if you want the accessories that I do have to make a sort of package ( Turbo, Water fittings, Oil Pressure Line and Fittings, Oil Drain pipe/hose and HKS actuator ) the cost would have to be $1,100 plus shipping if required at your expense.

For $800 you get the Turbo with the compressor outlet pipe. Sorry for the confusion.

To ALL of you, I'll be off line from 3pm today until Monday arvo ( don't have a computer at home ). Over the weekend I'll try to get ALL the bits and pieces out and take pics so you can see the package, not just the turbo.

If anyone can post the pics for me please let me know :D

Guys,

I'm very sorry I've not yet been able to get back to you all until now but the turbo is pending sale and I'm just going through the final stages of sale at the moment. If the sale falls through for any reason I'll let you all know.

Cheers.

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