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I have a pair of T28 turbos the same size as R33 GTR. these turbos were recored (everything was replaced except the housings) about 10,000kms ago. they have STEEL wheels and 360deg thrust bearings. they are good for 20psi(turbo builders claim) but ive never taken them over 8psi. perfect upgrade for an RB20,RB25 or a cheap small upgrade for RB26. will consider separating for 2 buyers. $1700ono now $1300

On the sunny coast QLD

Ray 0404759838

ps: its an old pic but u get the idea

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