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For sale: Genuine Garrett GT3582R ball bearing turbo. 600-700hp

Item Condition: Great. I am selling because I have decided to get a slightly smaller turbo.

Price and price conditions: $1100 delivered

Extra Info: T3 with 4-bolt 3inch turbine outlet, 4inch entry 2.5inch exit compressor. Polished 0.7 A/R compressor housing, 0.63 A/R turbine housing. CHRA serial number 706451-5015

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For sale: Braided lines for turbo

Item Condition: Lines and fitting are new and un-used.

Price and price conditions: $60 delivered

Extra Info: -10 oil drain line with 45deg fitting. -6 oil feed line.

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For sale: SARD Standard Type Fuel Pressure Regulator

Item Condition: Came with a fuel rail and I don't need it.

Price and price conditions: $80 delivered ($220 new from GCG)

Extra Info: -6 fittings. 200-800kpa

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Contact Details: Reply or PM or msg/Call 0416 143 662

Location: Adelaide

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