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Turbo Kit suit RB20/25,

Turbo Kit Consists Of:

A Percision T04e, (with a T/3 Flange,)

Turbo Bag

40mm Waste Gate,

Braiden lines,

Gaskets, Bolts, Chrome fittings and V-Band fitting

Also includes Hks Pod Filter.

This turbo package is capable of making 300rwkw on only 14 psi. The turbo have steel front and back wheels and are brand new are rated at 550hp. it is also 360 thrust bearing The package comes with all of the necessary fittings to make it an easy fit to any car, there is no manifold included, was bought from this forum and never put on, now selling and using cash for other investment.

It is NOT a XSpower or Masterpower turbo, I can also refer you to someone who sells Highmount manifolds. if you do not decide to weld the wastegate to the rear housing or factory manifold

PRICE DROP $800 FIRM NEED TO SELL ASAP

PM or call 0400261099

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what r LOP Rs?

is it water cooled?

is it ball bearing or plain bearing?

what are the a/r ratio's?

cheers

L.P.O is " local post office" Rs, is "Regards"

It is only oil cooled and 360 thrust bearing

front is .60 and rear is .82

Rs,

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