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Folks,

I have a HKS Cast Manifold for RB20/25 forsale along with a BRAND NEW unused HKS 40mm Wastegate. Both items are genuine and not those knock off cheapies.

The manifold has a T3 flange and has the wastegate outlet ontop of the central collector. Arguably one of the best cast manifolds available on the market for the RB series of motors. The wastegate is 40mm and is brand new with all gaskets and mounting flanges. There is also brand new stainless allen key head bolts included for mounting this to the manifold. A fantastic combination and its a regrettable sale.

Manifold: http://www.sido-takushi.com/mods/hks_manifold/

Wastegate: http://www.sido-takushi.com/mods/hks_wastegate/

Looking for $900 plus post for the lot.

JK

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Anyone interested in this kit as i bought this for rb25 and found out today it doesnt suit rb25 as it sits too low and there is not enough space for turbo as its made for rb20, so if anyone is interested its still for sale...

Kit was sold not 10 mins after I posted it!

Sorry guys,

JK

Actually it is for rb25 too, the engines place the exhaust manifold iin the same spot. Your turbo must be huge because hks sell this mani in a kit with a t04e and it fits fine. by the sounds of it you need to go highmount.

Actually it is for rb25 too, the engines place the exhaust manifold iin the same spot. Your turbo must be huge because hks sell this mani in a kit with a t04e and it fits fine. by the sounds of it you need to go highmount.

So if what you're saying is right, something the size of a GT30 should fit no problems on this manifold on an RB25?

If so, then I may be interested - where are you located cordiapower?

Mate my turbo cant fit either and is similar to gt30, its manifold made for rb20 as those engines sit higher than rb25...anyone with rb20 this will be great upgrade, unfortunately it cant be used on rb25

So if what you're saying is right, something the size of a GT30 should fit no problems on this manifold on an RB25?

If so, then I may be interested - where are you located cordiapower?

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