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Gt30r Kit To Suit R33 - Sold

BelGarion

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BelGarion Grand Master

BelGarion

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gday.

im selling a GT30R top mount setup. details are

GT30R .63 rear housing - turbo is in good condition, seen around 50 to 60 thou ks

Mild steel manifold - 38mm runners

Tial copy external gate

Dump pipe

external gate piping and front pipe all to suit.

so basicly all your gonna need is a intake pipe from your afm to the turbo and oil and water lines to suit the turbo.

SOLDb]

ill get pics up in the next few days, at the moment i cant find any on my computer.

cheers

edit:- sold

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BelGarion Grand Master

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i cant give you a torque figure but suffice to say there was plenty of it. last dyno it pulled around 250rwkw on standard internals + or - around 10kw for different dynos.

i know the last time i went to a track day i was runnin outta grip at the end of my last session and started puttin it sideways through corners and was easily smoking the tyres,

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depending on whether my shares keep going back up, might give you a call late next week, if it's still for sale.

when did this setup hit boost.

looking for something responsive. peak power is not too important.

BelGarion Grand Master

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to me this turbo was a very responsive turbo.

due to the smaller exhaust housing it was quite easy for the rb25 to spool it.

iirc i usually had full boost around 2.5k - 3krpm

its been a long time since i drove it so i cant remember, all i can tell you is that its a very good match up for a rb25 engine

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I would love it, but the budget just can't stretch that far at the moment.

going in on wed for a new clutch and boost controller, and then probably fitting a wolf 3d a week later.

depending on how quickly i bounce back from that, you will hopefully be hearing from me

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