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Dual Ball Bearing GT35/GT40R Turbo assembly. T3 style inlet flange with 4 bolt T31 style exit. Large 60- 1 style compressor housing with 4.00 inlet and 2.50" outlet. Hi HP 4-6 Cyl applications. This turbo has a flow capacity of about 700HP.

Turbine

-Wheel: 68mm w/ 84 trim

-Housing: .63 ar, .82 ar, 1.06 ar

Compressor

-Wheel: 82mm w/ 56 trim

-Housing: .70 ar

i am selling this turbo because it is to big for my sr20det i can get other size exhuast housing for the person who wants to buy it, i can also get other garrett turbo's for cheap like the gt30r the gt3040r the gt42r and the gt42RS well i can pretty much get the whole garrett turbo range for very very cheap if anyone is interested i can sort out a small group buy,

email me at [email protected] for more info

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are these the ones they sell on ebay and for "2fast 2furious performance"? if so these are not suited to high boost (anything over 8psi). They shit them selfs after a while, more suited to 5-7psi like N/A conversions.

I dont mean to bad mouth your turbo in any way, just thought i would let everyone know so they dont buy it for the wrong purpose.

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Could you send some pics to [email protected] also where did you get this turbo

some parts are at www.osturboparts.com/GT3540

and no these turbo's arn't from tho's people off ebay, they are from egarrett in USA i got it direct from them from a supplyer over there, i don't deal in the shit XS power and master power turbo's as i don't ur lucky if u can get them to run 7psi to start with this turbo is 100% garrett and has warrenty also i can get other turbo's if anyone esle is interested

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The master powers i have seen have worked really well with no problems and make really good power . I see on the pics u have a cheap china made wastegate. are you sure these turbo's are genuine ?

yeah that is using the HKS sty wastegate, and yes i have had mates run xspower and master power turbo's on a twin turbo lexus V8 and make massive power tho i have also had like 8 ppl with the same turbo's have them brake on them, yes the turbo's are 100% genuine garretts the wastegates was just brought on a budjet and will be replace with a real hks one very soon as i find it doesn't work to well with the AVCR

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some parts are at www.osturboparts.com/GT3540

and no these turbo's arn't from tho's people off ebay, they are from egarrett in USA i got it direct from them from a supplyer over there, i don't deal in the shit XS power and master power turbo's as i don't ur lucky if u can get them to run 7psi to start with this turbo is 100% garrett and has warrenty also i can get other turbo's if anyone esle is interested

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Very interested in the GT35/40 with the internal wastegate.

Please call 0414-232497

[email protected]

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David

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