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Item: Garrett T3 hybrid

Age:

Condition: Never been used since hiflow an Re-build...

Price: $700

To Fit: (What car) Upgrade turbo for rb 20-25, hiflow commodore turbo

Location: Adelaide

Contact: Scott 0415670227

Comments: This was ment to be an upgrade for my rb20 skyline but ended up melting the motor with to much boost. Put in an Rb25 so decided to go a bigger turbo again.

This turbo has a commodore T3 turbine shaft with a T4 compressor wheel machined into a standard rb20 compressor cover...

Inducer - 52mm

exducer -47mm

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Item: Garrett T25 hybrid

age:

condition: New since hiflow an re-build..

price:$700

to fit: Sr20 an ca18 upgrades

location:Adelaide

contact: Scott 0415670227

comments: Was doing an datsun 1600 project..

didnt work out, dont need turbo anymore.

comes wit standard sr20 housings but turbine housing needs to be machined to suit.

inducer-47mm

exducer-46mm

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