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This is not the for sale/advertise my wares section.

anyway, i would rent a car if i had too.

Putting stock cermic turbos back on there potential, and more often than not will cost you a motor.

Thats upwards of 5K

Its your choice, people give you good advice.

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So are you recommanding putting aftermarket turbos on there or saying the motor is likely to pop either way.

And definantly appriecate the advice and am taking it all on board.

If as you say your engine still has perfect compression ( i still think if you do a leakdown test you will find the 3 cyl of the blown turbo will have higher leakdown and some scoremarks in the bore), i wouldnt risk old ceramic turbos again. Next time you may not be so lucky .

If you want a turbo i have one, you can have it for $100, including actuator.

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The 2 ceramic turbo's on the GTR do have a tendency to both go within a short time of each other. Id be terrorfied of fitting another ceramic turbo, only to have the other original go within a few 100 km's.

The stock ceramic turbo's are old and well behind the times now, save yourself more money down the track and invest in some aftermarket turbos now. Even N1's would be a great upgrade...

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