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Td05 Turbo Kit To Suit Rb20/rb25

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Item: Bolt On TD05 Turbo kit

Location: Gold Coast, QLD

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Item Condition: Excellent, No Shaft Play

Reason for Selling: No longer Needed

Price and Payment Conditions: $900 Pick up Only

Extra Info: Comes with Turbo, Custom Dump pipe, Adjustable 1Bar Actuator & Braided Line

Pictures: dsc01324yla.jpg

Contact Details: Call Alex on 0403 557 352

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I don't know what car it was originally off.

I was running it on my rb20, don't know how many k's it has done as I bought it second hand but I only used it for 6 months and it still has no shaft play.

It made 185hp at 6psi on a bog stock rb20 (at pits on the GC which is notoriously low with its readings)

New adjustable 14psi actuator is now on it and it pulls alot harder all the way to limiter.

The turbo is steel wheeled and apparently not efficient till 17psi (so there is still ALOT of power to be made)

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Have been in said car ^ On boost i think about 3300rpm? and pulls hard all the way to redline(8000rpm in rb20), this was at 1bar boost. Would be perfect on an rb25, probably have full boost at 3000rpm!

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