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hey guys this is the perfect time to buy mt stock rb25det series 2 turbo either to replace your blown one or send this tao from hypergear to get highflowed so you dont have to go without having a turbo

car has only done 104,000 owned by a 54 year old since arriving from japan with 65,000 km very easy life only been on 7psi turbo is in perfect condition can supply a complete stock dump/front pipe to cat incase you want a stock setup to help pass those annoying EPAS

price is $300 for the turbo and $100 dump/front pipe or $350 for both still on the car and can be seen running

turbo is on my car located in burwood east melbourne

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