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oooo pics!

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/419605-my-r34-gt-t-streettrack-builddiary/page-9#entry7135994

Toby get a GTR or still GTT?

Old car written off restored

He turned his into a gtr.

Just a body, inb4 26 conversion + 4wd etc.

Haha nah, purpose was to a light weight rwd track car and easier maintenance. The bigger guards provide me with the ability to run a much wider/tyre combo

OP6 housing yeah?

Nah its a totally new turbo.

But now the engine is too much for the turbo, the air speed coming out of the engine is choking the turbo

I have a 3582 turbo from a Xr6turbo ready to go on after Xmas

Nah its a totally new turbo.

But now the engine is too much for the turbo, the air speed coming out of the engine is choking the turbo

I have a 3582 turbo from a Xr6turbo ready to go on after Xmas

Oh? What housing is it? Stao's 21U or?

Could be keen on turbo if you're looking to offload.

You made 280 or thereabouts on that turbo?

Oh? What housing is it? Stao's 21U or?

Could be keen on turbo if you're looking to offload.

You made 280 or thereabouts on that turbo?

Not 100% sure to be honest. Yeah I maxed out at 280rwkw. about 200rwkw at 4,000 rpm i think

It also has the top heat coating from HPC on the rear housing which cost quite a bit

I was going to sell it back to Stao or put it for sale once i changed turbo's. But if you want it..!

Straight bolt on too

Holy f**k Toby that looks awesome!

Here's a better pic

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