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Looking to go a different setup which in turn requires selling off my turbo. It was originally a Kai until I had housing machined the core upgraded to an SPL by gcg 10,000kms ago. Reciept will be provided to purchaser. My car made 800rwhp with this turbo on e85. Engine bay pic shows comp cover unpolished but it is now fully polished. Can get more photos for serious buyer. Front and rear wheels are flawless.

What you get:HKS T51R SPL Ball bearing turbo1.00 rear housingBraided -4 turbo feed lineBraided -10 oil drain lineBraided -6 water linesHKS turbo shield.K&N 4" pod filter Stainless intake pipe.Either black blue silicon joiner with clamps to suitHKS purple bellmouth

$3200 freighted anywhere in Aus.Can contact me on 0432 33nine five nine nineEmail [email protected]

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