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i have turbo set up for RB25DET,selling cheap!!

HKS GT2535 BB turbo

HKS extension pipe

Nismo fuel pump

Nismo injector

HKS Fcon ecu

Apexi GT-spec 600x286x100 intercooler

will trade with all the std parts + $4000 cash

also got following parts for sale,all for R33GTST

Tein coil over suspension with EDFC with trade with std suspension + $1800

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I am interested in just the turbo (as I have no need for the other parts mentioned).

If you're willing to split, please PM me a price for the turbo only.

If possible, can you also please post up some pics of the turbo.

Thanks

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you can probably get more if you split it up to be quite honest.

erik wants your injectors

i want your turbo and the bits with it

fuel pump wouldnt be hard to get rid of at all

everyone wants an fmic... probably be easier to sell to someone in real life tho

probably the hardest thing to sell will be the ecu... only because not that many people want the f-con because of tuning...

im thinking of buying the whole lot off you and spitting it up and selling it :D

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