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Hi, just thought I'd let people know that I found a great place to get parts.

http://www.fvej.com/perform.htm

I bought a brand new HKS 3037S56T for $2700 delivered

Also got a second hand HKS 40mm ext wastegate, nearly new for $290 delivered.

the guy who takes care of the parts side of things is an aussie (Grahame), and is really helpful - any parts you want just e-mail them.

Not all there stuff is dirt cheap, but they get some real bargains as they have suppliers all over japan (my turbo came from Hokkaido - the northern island).

This sounds a bit like an add, but I thought that I would put the word out - if I can save someone a quid, my work is done:D

Steve

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