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Garrett GT3076R, .6 surge ported compressor cover, .82 external gate 4 bolt exhaust housing

Was fitted to car brand new and driven for less than 100 metres

I paid over $1800 less than a month ago

$1600 delivered anywhere in Aust.

PM, post or call/text 0414 249 292

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Garrett GT3076R, .6 surge ported compressor cover, .82 external gate 4 bolt exhaust housing

Was fitted to car brand new and driven for less than 100 metres

I paid over $1800 less than a month ago

$1600 delivered anywhere in Aust.

PM, post or call/text 0414 249 292

hey mate still got the turbo ? what did you have it on ? do you think it would have much lag on a rb26

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hey mate still got the turbo ? what did you have it on ? do you think it would have much lag on a rb26

I had it on an RB25det but not for long enough to tell you what it's like. It drove out of a shed, down the road 30 metres and back into the shed.

I'd say it would be super responsive on a 26

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Hey mate, why did you only have it on for 100m?

I had intentions of taking the car back to "relatively stock" using this turbo :ninja: but I spat the dummy when it wouldn't run on the tune from my old 3 litre bottom end. The turbo is essentially brand new, never seen boost, never been on a dyno

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