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A lot of people here say these are the equivalent of the HKS 2530 turbos and driving a few cars around the track that mates own in various different tunes would be about right.

All dyno plots are very similar, spool up, lap times, 1/4 mile ET and MPH times are surprisingly similar.

These were running 17 psi before the rebuild and hit hard by 3,800 RPM, 1st gear would light up the tyres as soon as it hits boost! People freak when they see a GTR light up the wheel under acceleration (not dumping the clutch)

Good for about 500 wheel hp these are an excellent balance between street and outright power. I made about 410 on 17 psi which is a good balance as it does not over power the suspension, brakes and excessively strain the engine.

My mods are:

computer

Exhaust

Intercooler pipe kit

Pod filters

Cam gears

These turbo's have NOT been used since the rebuild!

I am located in Sydney but can ship interstate.

$2700 ono or highest offer

Could you please provide either a photo or list numbers from the id tag in the centre of the turbo shaft. This will confirm the turbos as N1.

Sorry to be a doubting Thomas, but there is an awful lot of confusion about which turbo is which & the only way to be sure is to cross check the part numbers.

Cheers

Hope you don't mind, but here's a page of details for the various Nissan turbos for the GT-R's:

http://www.systranbox.com/systran/box?syst...an_f=1086005489

The ones being sold are mentioned as being R33 GT-R N-1 turbo's. I have a set of the BNR32 NISMO turbos and although not fully tuned yet, know they have great potential.

Cheers

Brendan

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