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Hi All,

I have a pair of HKS 2530s for sale. They've been on my car since approximately 2005. They are pretty stuffed. It appears the previous owner of my car neglected to change the air filters the whole time he had it. They still work, one is pretty noisy on shut off, the other is okay but you'd have to rebuild them of course. I'll get some pics up when I have access to my facebook tonight.

The thing is I have no idea what they are worth, so I can't post them in the for sale section... So I guess offers? And any advice on what they are worth would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Matt

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Just FYI I think you should be able to get somewhere from 2000-2500 for them depending on age/condition. I recently bought a single one for an RB20/25 for $1600 but it was very new and in pretty much new condition. If I ever had an RB26 they would be the first turbo I go for, awesome response and peak power.

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