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Ok so plans have changed and ive decided to offload my turbo setup...

It is an almost complete highmount setup for rb25,

Genuine Garret GT 35/40 AR .70 rear .63

XSpower Stainless high mount manifold has been HPC coated

Dump Pipe to suit with plumb back for external wastegate

JJR 38mm wastegate

New steel gaskets for turbo/manifold , turbo/dump.

Needs Oil+Water lines and fittings.

Never got around to fitting it on my car as my financial situation went downhill shortly after i purchased it,

and now ive opted to go for a more standard look with a low mount setup

possibly swap for some parts im after.

$1500

I also have a Nismo aero front lip to suit the standard series 2 bar, still in gel coat

$150

And a set of stock series 2 sideskirts in white, good conditon, no clips though.

$100

I will have pics up for all above items tomorrow.

either pm me, email me @ [email protected] or msg/call on 0411016691

As for swaps im after either a gt30 / 3076r internally gated, or something along those lines to suit a standard manifold/dump setup.

also could be interested in coilovers and or wheels, let me know what u have.

cheers

Tony

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Turbo Setup is GONE!

as for the skirts they are just OEM S2 skirts in white, good condition.

and for the front lip its a nismo aero lip,

http://carmate.com/product_details.php?productid=NSGTS97AFL

ill try get pics of both up tomoro :)

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