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Does anyone have a pic of a std turbo on an R34 GTR and an R33 GTR?

I need to know what they say on the front of em to determine whats on my engine.

Tried google... cant find anything... searched on here and cant find pics either

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no one knows whats on the front of the stock turbos??

interesting...

i'll put up some pics later then i spose

that looks like an r33 gtr turbo , thats the markings on the turbos from my r33 ( i removed them and replaced them with n1 turbos ).

if you can read the numbers on the little tag , i can confirm with mine if you like ..

i haven't seen an r34 gtr turbo off the car so i cant coment what they look like .

That is an R32 or R33 turbo. Both the 32 and 33 turbos are identical. Both have ceramic turbines. Only difference is their age.

The R34 turbos have a 0.53 A/R compressor housing and different markings on them. I have photos to compare but i'm on holidays atm so I can't post them up.

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