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I have a turbo to sell its off an R33 GTST a mate got defeted so he has gone to a internal gate set up

its a EXCESS brand type turbo

roughly a T04 exhaust housing

not sure on A/R's and stuff as the compressor cover has been polished

IT COMES WITH

-turbo ( of coarse)

-standard manifold (RB25) with external gate mounted neatly on top side

-35mm external gate with screamer pipe

-dump pipe from turbo to cat

-top cooler pipe from compressor outlet

-inlet pipe to turbo

-most bolts and other stuff

only 6 months old car was making 250 rwkw with chipped computer std injectors and some other mods

WHOLE LOT FOR $2000

pretty much a whole turbo upgrade kit for a rb series

suitable for street or drift

please pm me for more or any questions

cheers

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