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Ok guys i got a Garrett T04z for sale (was on a RB26)

im asking 1300 bucks for it as it was used on a track car but was to laggy so it only has round 2700ks on it and only ran round 16psi

the turbo is still in awesome condition with no shaft play or nothing.

im located in Rocky QLD but am willing to post at your cost

Text me 0406 926 231 or PM me

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Ok guys i got a Garrett T04z for sale (was on a RB26)

im asking 1300 bucks for it as it was used on a track car but was to laggy so it only has round 2700ks on it and only ran round 16psi

the turbo is still in awesome condition with no shaft play or nothing.

im located in Rocky QLD but am willing to post at your cost

Text me 0406 926 231 or PM me

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Hey guys pics are up and the that the tag numbers. Also the the rear wheel is .84

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* Model : T04Z

* OEM P/N : G17202-K00310

* S/N : JD0119J

* P/N : 740759-5002

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just wanted to clarrify something.

you mentioned you've done 2700ks on it & it didnt see anything over 16psi, however your last post says the guys you bought it off made 600...

in saying that, the turbo would have been boosted well over 16psi to make 600, and that the turbo would have seen over 2700ks?

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