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What bolt on Turbo my my r33 GTST?

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If i were you i can't recomend highly enough and neither could those who have been their also is to have your turbo custom built by ATP... it aint too exspensive compared to that of say a HKS turbo or what have you and i have seen far better results in most cases dependant on what hte person wants. I had a turbo custom built by them and its awesome dude, can't recomend them high enough. The fastest RB25 gtst in aus runs a turbo built by them and so do all my mates run them. You can have everything from yours high-flowed to a custom T3-66 hybrid or what have you.

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Originally posted by rs73

I think HKS GT 2530, 2535 or 2540 all bolt in straight. Or their similar Garret/Trust equivalent.

how much approx?

If i were you i can't recomend highly enough and neither could those who have been their also is to have your turbo custom built by ATP... it aint too exspensive compared to that of say a HKS turbo or what have you and i have seen far better results in most cases dependant on what hte person wants. I had a turbo custom built by them and its awesome dude, can't recomend them high enough. The fastest RB25 gtst in aus runs a turbo built by them and so do all my mates run them. You can have everything from yours high-flowed to a custom T3-66 hybrid or what have you.

how much approx?

i'm looking for something simple "bolt on" and relatively cheap like $2000

would the GTR turbo be compatible a good upgrade?

thanks

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Originally posted by YBSLO4

If i were you i can't recomend highly enough and neither could those who have been their also is to have your turbo custom built by ATP... it aint too exspensive compared to that of say a HKS turbo or what have you and i have seen far better results in most cases dependant on what hte person wants. I had a turbo custom built by them and its awesome dude, can't recomend them high enough. The fastest RB25 gtst in aus runs a turbo built by them and so do all my mates run them. You can have everything from yours high-flowed to a custom T3-66 hybrid or what have you.

i drive past ATP everyday on the way to work!

what turbo have they built for u?

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T3/4 or T4? I've got a T04E and I'm happy with it, good for over 250rwkw (ie, more than your stock injectors will make). They are quite cheap, around $1800 new from Garrett (less if you can get trade prices), or closer to $1000 second hand.

There was a T3/4 I was considering buying from Turbogst (forum member) when I thought mine was buggered. The thread is here, and it doesn't appear to have been sold: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/sh...&threadid=19943

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