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i dont think there is actually anything wrong with the turbo itself...its big and heavy and oldschool design. Mine didnt actually stuff up permenantly, my mate pulled it apart and cleaned the carbon build up out of it and put it back together and its now on his turbocharged xe falcon, 250xflow with a t70 and it is actually half quick now. Big sleeper haha.

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i had 1 on a rb30et full boost by 4000 or so.

made 253 rwkw with the injectors maxed on 17 psi.

the guy i sold my motor to using biger injector's has pushed it to 330 rwkw not to bad.

good elcheepo turbo.

i just used the car for a burnout rig and the motor was just aq convert with copper head gasket cam head work and your normal vl mods.

still would pull 3rd gear nuts not a prob

im mising having a semi quick car.

hate driving a r31 rb25de with no power.

shuld hurry up and bold my rb25/30 together and slap it back in the vl

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