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Item: Garrett GT4088 turbo,

1.18 rear

.58 front

4" inlet and outlet (v-band rear)

plain bearing

oil cooled

A/S P/N 452315-9

T04 split pulse footprint

wastegate actuator supplied, or can use external gate setup if u want

Age: not sure, looks in good condition

Condition: fine, taken this to grant at performaz (very reputable turbo shop) and checked, come back with no problems and a rebuild was not necessary. minimal shaft play, wheels spin freely, its fine. price to rebuild was suprisingly cheap at $500, so if you want that done and have a brandnew turbo i can organise it before sending.

Price: 1600

To Fit: suited to 3.0L onwards (or solid rb26, 30, 2J, LS's etc)

Location: Perth- u pay i send

Contact: 0405 332 404

Comments: rated to flow upto 700Hp,

pics and compressor maps in the link

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Ga...66#entry4170666

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