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I will put up pics when I get home from work tonight. I can't find the details. I had it checked and the guy said it is in good condition and will make good power. hopefully from the pics you will be able to tell what the specs are. I know it is a T3 flange with a cutback wheel. bigger housing

any enquiries my email is

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I will try and take some better pics tonight or tommorow. my dad has just bought the camera back from his trip and the others were from a video capture.

I was told when I bought it, that it was a T3 flange, but I have seen a mechanic and he said I would need a custom manifold to fit it, maybe because it won't mount in the standard position, too big. I am setting my car up for track work, so this turbo is too big for me, I was looking to get a High flowed R33 turbo from just jap.

No there isn't any shaft play, no leaks, no cracks or anything visibly wrong with it. No probs mate, will do the pics tonight. just go to the link at the top of the topic tommorow morning and I will upload them later tonight for you guys.

cheers

mark (0411113875)

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