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Item:KKR 430

Age:3 weeks

Condition: brand new

Price: $600

To Fit: T3 flange, great upgrade for an rb20 or rb25

Location: Brisbane

Contact: PM

Comments: Bought this turbo brand new from 999, but have since crashed my car, and need to get it back on the road more then putting this turbo on the car. Turbo comes with Oil drain, fitting for oil feed, internal gate. Will directly bolt up to to stock manifold on a rb20 or 25, great upgrade, with only a slight exhaust modification.

These turbos retail for around $850, my loss is your gain.

Have seen the same turbo make 230kw atw on 16 psi on an RB25.

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note "modification to exhaust" in original post, is basically stating that the stock dump pipe will not bolt directly up, it will however bolt straight up to the manifold no worries :D

Item:KKR 430

Age:3 weeks

Condition: brand new

Price: $600

To Fit: T3 flange, great upgrade for an rb20 or rb25

Location: Brisbane

Contact: PM

Comments: Bought this turbo brand new from 999, but have since crashed my car, and need to get it back on the road more then putting this turbo on the car. Turbo comes with Oil drain, fitting for oil feed, internal gate. Will directly bolt up to to stock manifold on a rb20 or 25, great upgrade, with only a slight exhaust modification.

These turbos retail for around $850, my loss is your gain.

Have seen the same turbo make 230kw atw on 16 psi on an RB25.

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