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rated 500hp T3/ T4OE TURBOCHARGER STAGE III WHEEL : .50 A/R COMPRESSOR .63 A/R TURBINE .57 TRIM

those are the specs

the story is this i braught turbo a place ****ed it up garages name not mentioned!!!!!!! then sent it back under warrenty got rebuilt, i have had it checked since rebuilt said to be good rebuild but i havnt put it back on as i cbf with my car nemore i will just drive it. And no now turbo is out of warrenty period been sitting in my garge too long.

so no km's on the turbo

i just want quick money $650 for turbo with wastegate

and $100 for dump pipe and fittings that will fit R32 but will need to suss wheater those fit other cars

well the turbo will fit in a R33 as well i am pretty as both the saME flange i just dunno about the dump pipe though like it prob will even with the R32 you have to slightly mod the front pipe.

so this turbo is more suited to an r32 than a r33?

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