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Hey guys selling up a couple of items I've had lying around for a short while that I have no use for anymore.

1. First Item is the standard turbocharger that come off my RB20 - Comes with elbow/bolts/elbow gasket but minus the RB20 Actuator as I used that for my RB25 turbo - Item in picture is RB25 Actuator.

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Price: $100

Hardly any if at all shaft play, served my very well. Most boost run through it was 12psi with a tune. Reason of sale is that I upgraded to RB25 turbo in search of more gains.

2. Second item for sale is my Apexi Power Intake filter to suit Nissan Skyline, R32/33/34 (All Ex GTR) - Only used for a couple of months. Comes with both gaskets and screws as pictured.

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Price: $70

Reason for sale: Gone back to stock airbox/cold air feed to keep it looking clean and un-defectable as I have an FMIC.

Pick up only - Located in NW Melbourne. You can contact me here or by mob 0406 948 342.

Cheers

Steve.

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