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ey guys.. atm i am just gettin a new engine put in my r33 gtst... and just got told that my t04e garret turbo is f***ed.. soo ahh... im on the hunt for a new one..as this one is to big anyway..and just causes problems.. so i was wondering.. what are some desent turbo's for a 93 r33 with a boshe 044 fuel pump, 760cc injectors, custom inlet plenum, hks front mount,microtech ecu, 3 inch exaust and headers... i was thinkin about ball bearing??.. and also... the mount on the headers only fits the t04e garret.. can i get some type of adapter or something for a smaller turbo??

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Depends on the budget.

Depends on the power aim.

Depends on the conditon of the motor.

Also read this link below, as once you cover the 3 points above, then all you do is look for the results that fit into that.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=55845

There are 100's of threads about "i want 250rwkw" or "i want 300rwkw". So have a good search around as there is a good wealth of past threads with more info than you thought possible.

cheers

Depends on the budget.

Depends on the power aim.

Depends on the conditon of the motor.

Also read this link below, as once you cover the 3 points above, then all you do is look for the results that fit into that.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=55845

There are 100's of threads about "i want 250rwkw" or "i want 300rwkw". So have a good search around as there is a good wealth of past threads with more info than you thought possible.

cheers

ahh.... the engine is ogin in as we speak..its a series 2 engine and is in good as condition.. my power aim is about 280rwkw or maybe a bit more... and budget is around the 1500 mark about

for that you would want a gt30, slide performance sells them at a damn good price, give him a call

i really like the gt30, but another problem is that it might not fit on the high mount manifold, can i get some adapter or??...

cheers

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