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Have a nearly new GT30/40 forsale

It has done all of 1500km and only been run to 1bar

I beleive it is rated at 600hp

Core number is in pictures attached

Pictures are as it came off car as you can see compressor wheel is still spotless clean

Looking for $1800

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is this suited to the r33 gtst and what sort of lag has it got compaired to the stock one?

I couldn't tell you any answer's to the above questions as i have never had it on a r33, ..may pay to ask the question to someone in the know ,... i do beleive they do run GT30/40 on GTR's

At a guess for street use the exhaust housing would be a size to large as it is a 1.02 A/R

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Guys some more info on turbo as some have asked i would like to move it as I want to upgrade to a large turbo

This turbo has the GT40 compressor wheel and has a slightly smaller turbine wheel than the 700hp model

GT30

SB8006 part numer

700177-0014 corenumber

0.70 comp A/R

64 Trim

GT40 Comp Wheel

2.41/3.22 Comp Wheel size

600 HP Rating

65 Comp Flow

1.06 Turbine A/R

84 Trim

2.16/2.36 Turbine Size

this info is off Ray Halls site

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