Turbo On Ebay

[dmonic1]

just wondering if anyone has scene this on ebay. would it be practical on my neo stag

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...A:IT&ih=017

and this one

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...A:IT&ih=004

Edited April 22, 2008 by dmonic1

[_Ryan_]

ask him who did the work...

[r33cruiser]

1st one looks pretty good.

last one HKS, but says GARRETT....hmmm...

looks shit house too.

capeat emptor bruuu

[wolverine]

1. bush bearing turbo for $900 (certainly NOT a $2200 turbo) depends on who made it, potentially ok potentially a doggy turbo.

2. HKS2540 is a doggy turbo, small turbine and overly large compressor. mating a 350hp turbine to a 600hp compressor does not make for happy times. you can do much better.

the GCG hi-flow or HKS GT-RS are the best bolt-on options for most cars as they represent a fair increase in power with almost stock response. you pay a little more but get a certain result.

[Lil_Bobby_260]

Garret do a GT28RS whch is the same as a HKS GTRS and probably a bit cheaper.

[_Ryan_]

Garret do a GT28RS whch is the same as a HKS GTRS and probably a bit cheaper.

gt2860rs/disco potato is slightly smaller than a 2530

2871(pretty sure 52 trim, might be 56, not 48) is the same as a gtrs

[wolverine]

HKS GT-RS is a 52 trim comp but has a better turbine housing than the garrett equivalent.

[Terminal]

I have a GCG High-Flow, it's awesome. I installed it myself, very easy.

[Tangles]

first one for under a grand might be worth a shot

you never know what you're getting, looks similar to a Slide Performance unit

.... why not?