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i cheked out this site

www.horsepowerinabox.com.au

for $3900 u can get a bolt on gt 34/40 cabable of 280rwkw or more, thats the turbo im puttin om my r33, have a look they seem to be pretty cheap turbos on here.

also another vote for slide he is cheap and very helpful

haha they sold my mate a "bolt on" turbo for his gtst.... sadly enough to say it didnt bolt onto the manifold or dump pipe... morons

hpiab that is

Edited by KamikazeR33

Another praise for Slide. I got a cooler off him - no probs, fast delivery. The turbo is to come next, im just saving my pennies so i can do my fuel and ecu at the same time as the turbo. I dont wanna get a new turbs unless i have the supporting mods to use it to its full effect.

Anyone got one on an RB20 yet?

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