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hey dude.....

how many km's on this turbo??

is it t3 flange??

any shaft play in it???

how do u think it will go on a rb20???

cheers

~~GIFFO~~ .............. very interested!

hey dude.....

how many km's on this turbo??

is it t3 flange??

any shaft play in it???

how do u think it will go on a rb20???

cheers

~~GIFFO~~ .............. very interested!

Yes its a standard t3 flange - because its a vg30 rear housing - stock nissan housings - even your rb20 dump pipe will fit and it will fit onto your exaust manifold.

its probly done 20,000ks + - i do alot of freeway driving.

I dont know if there is any shaft play because I have not had the turbo off since i put the rb30 in (about 15,000km ago) and it was fine - the turbo still works and makes big power so it is ok.

It would go hard on a rb20 - have heaps of top end as well as a rb25

The front inlet of the turbo is heaps bigger then stock - you need to mod it to fit - very easy to do - if you want we can do a deal with all my old stuff to fit it and i can make new stuff for the gt3540 :rofl:

EDIT: Forgot to mention - you dont need a spacerplate on the exaust manifold because the front housing clears it fine :)

I wont be on much on the weekend so if you have any questions call 0432254403

  • 2 weeks later...
im interested.... ill have to check my bank though.

cheers

Linton

Seems like the guy who came over (made me take the intake pipe off to check the turbo for play) who put a deposit on the turbo smashed his car up tonite so he cant buy the turbo.

Still for sale.

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