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I've got a rb25 turbo for sale that originally came off a series 2 r33 and then went onto my rb20. The only alteration i have done is put the rb20 wastegate on there so i could run around 9psi boost. It hasn't been run any higher on my car as my electronic boost controller isn't working and i don't have a front mount so i haven't bothered with boost till i get one. The car it came from was modified so it was most likely boosted before i owned it. However, the condition and running of the turbo is perfect with no missing, no smoke or anything. Buyers are welcome to inspect etc and the whole deal and i can take you for a test drive as it's on the car currently.

Comes with all components to bolt straight onto an rb20 or an rb25. good power upgrade for rb20

$500

brisbane

Cheers

Jayson

0401 669 900

[email protected]

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