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[FOR SALE] FJ20et TURBO KIT.

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t3/t4 garrett turbo (upgraded)

DR30 skyline turbo exhaust manifold

turbo flange

turbo cooler lines

stock FJ20et ECU

US $400 obo. I am willing to ship at buyers expense.

LOCATED IN UNITED STATES: WASHINGTON

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