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Got some stuff here I can no longer use :)

Location - Adelaide Hills, SA

Contact - Evan on 0411 748 466 or PM on here.

Items For Sale

Turbosmart 38mm Wastegate - with weld on flanges, some spare 35mm ID Stainless steel pipe, gaskets and fittings, almost brand new.

I'm selling this as it simply isn't big enough for my turbo setup, and the merge collector I have is bloody efficient, if you were to use this with say a GT3071R on a shitty china staino manifold it would be all good, or even something like I have a GT3076R with an inefficient collector it would be alright, but I have spiking issues.

Not pictured below is the flange and pipe to inlet of wastegate - this WILL come with it.

Pics -

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Price -$400.00 ONO.

Custom Intake for rb20 / rb25

This is tig welded aluminum, lobster tail, with turbosmart silicone joiner and clamps, with a $30.00 el cheapo pod filter.

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This is how it looks installed - el neato

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Price -$100.00

S1 Rb25 Coilpacks - No loom, condition is fine

Price - $60.00

Rb25 Stock Turbo Manifold in good condition

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^ note, turbo does not come with it, for illustration purposes only.

Price - $80.00

That's about it for now, will add more as I find stuff.1 more thing, all reasonable offers accepted but don't low ball me because you won't get a response, and if you do - it won't be nice.Cheers, Ev

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