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They are a bolt on kit for the RB26 DETT so will fit the standard dump pipes.

Interested to replace your -9s? I went the other way.

I believe that they can be (I never experienced it 1st hand) but then it is all about application.

The -9s were recommended to me as I was wanting something tractable but it means that I make a sacrifice at the top end.

I am happy with the outcome but the previous owner of the car loved the GT-RS.

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wow. this is awesome buying if anyone is reading this. as a comparison, i sold my Tomei arms twins for $1500.

these turbos, bunch of gaskets and a free weekend you could have upgraded turbos for 1k.

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wow. this is awesome buying if anyone is reading this. as a comparison, i sold my Tomei arms twins for $1500.
these turbos, bunch of gaskets and a free weekend you could have upgraded turbos for 1k.
Cheers @WantGTR

I originally had them for sale at a much higher price which seemed reasonable two years ago. Things have moved on (EFR popularity etc.) but if you want to maintain a stock looking engine bay, these are an option.

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