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Well I recently sold my r32, so i have all the leftover turbo conversion parts for sale. I was planing to do an rb25de+t conversion, and would be willing to sell them all as a kit if the buyer wants :down:

I have listed the brand new items, otherwise everything else is used. Everything is in good condition, except the intercooler has a few dents and damaged fins, im sure it still holds air perfectly though.

What I have:

series2 turbo - $220

series2 injectors - $150

series1 ecu - $100

standard exhaust manifold - $30

throttle body - $25

rb20 crossover pipe - $25

turbo intake - $15

02 sensor - $10

braided lines for rb25 (new) - $150

gktech dump/front pipe (new) - $145

front mount piping kit (steel) - $100

intercooler - $50

If you want specific pictures let me know, Ill try to upload some pics of the stuff tomorrow though.

For the moment Id prefer pick up, but I might post the smaller items.

For more info, PM me or call/sms me on 0424618431

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