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Item: 3 inch Dump pipe with seperated wastegate pipe. :P

Location: Sydney

Item Condition: Brand New

Reason for Selling:Changing Turbos B)

Price and Payment Conditions:Preffer Cash $240

Extra Info:This fits the stock turbo and is the dump only (reffer to pics)

Contact Details:0403987429 [email protected]

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This pipe is custom made, its a different design to what most ppl use! To stop the leakage issues. It was made to fit an r32 gts-t factory turbo, I think the VG30 turbo has a slightly larger exhaust wheel? The piece of pipe coming off the dump flange is made specific to sit flush against the exhaust wheel of the factory turbo. Hope this makes sense :rolleyes:

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how loud does it make the car when on full boost?

Most of them are pretty loud (understatement)

I know mine makes FU(KLOADS of noise!!

That said I love it... Ive had a few people ask if its a V8 before.. :P

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This pipe is custom made, its a different design to what most ppl use! To stop the leakage issues. It was made to fit an r32 gts-t factory turbo, I think the VG30 turbo has a slightly larger exhaust wheel? The piece of pipe coming off the dump flange is made specific to sit flush against the exhaust wheel of the factory turbo. Hope this makes sense :P

what about a rb25 turbo?

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