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All, items are located in the states (zip code 06359). Shipping will obviously be required. Not much interest in the states for these bad boys considering rb26's are pretty rare here.

Items are from a genuine HKS kit as it does come with everything shown in your typical HKS GT-SS upgrade pictures. Includes: 2 turbos, 2 HKS wastegates, 2 HKS oil restrictors, new oil drain for the front turbo, 2 HKS multi-layer steel turbo -> head gaskets, etc... As can be seen from the pics below, I have 2 split dumps attached. I can ship them off with the turbos for an extra $70.

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you say barely used, how many km's & what boost were they running ?

I take it shipping at your cost ?

Mileage is right around 8,000 km's. Price will be paid by buyer, I cannot quote a price until I know where you are located.

Price of the turbos was quoted in AUD for convenience. Shipping to Australia or New Zealand looks to be about $300 USD.

Added note: Turbos will come with the following new gaskets also: manifold->turbo, turbo->elbow, turbo compressor outlet->hot piping along with the HKS gaskets pictured previously.

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