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Garrett Gt30r (3040), 45mm Progate, Lines, Heat Beanie


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Well plans have fallen through and i have had to part with all the good stuff off my car.

This turbo was custom built by Rotormaster and is not something you can walk in and buy from them, I was lucky enough to secure this through an aquaintance.

Its more like a GT3040 in specs and have been told its similar to a HKS 3037pro S

It has a 0.82 rear housing

0.70 front housing

and secret spec wheel trims (i don't even know them)

T3 flange

Its to suit an RB25 or similar

Make 1 bar boost by about 3700rpm

270rwkw at 17 psi

369rwkw at 24 psi (on C16)

Very drivable off boost and the power doesn't come on like a light switch

Its probably done less than 5,000km's since being built.

Comes with Mild Steel Dump Flange and high tensile bolts

Turbosmart 45mm Progate brand new never used

Horsepower in a box highmount braided line kit

Horsepower in a box Heat beanie

$2,200 for the lot ONO

Prefer to sell the lot in one go

Located in Launceston, Tasmania

contact via PM or email [email protected]

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No time wasters

Cheers

Tim,

Edited by PHaT MR30

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