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Item: Garrett GT3071R turbo.

Location: Gold Coast QLD.

Website:

Item Condition: Brand new.

Reason for Selling: don't need.

Price and Payment Conditions: Cash for local pick up or direct deposit for inter state buyer

Extra Info: Full warranty and choice of housings

Pictures: Sorry I have no pic's of the turbo as it is just the CHRA at the moment. I will put what ever housings you want on it upon sale.

Contact Details: Email me at [email protected]

For sale is one Brand new with warranty Genuine Garrett GT3071R turbo.

Turbine

-Wheel: 60mm w/ 84 trim

-Housing: .63 ar, .82 ar, 1.06 ar .All have T03 foot print.

Map

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Compressor

-Wheel: 71mm w/ 56 trim

-Housing: .50 ar, .60ar, .70ar.

MAP

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$1550 externally wastegated.

$1690 internally wastgated includes actuator.

I do not check these forums very offten so please email me for farst reply.

[email protected]

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what horse power is this rated 2 ?

and does it fit a standard exhaust manifold with an internal wastegate?

Turbo is rated at 500+hp with the larger housings.

The GT3071R is known to have up to 1000rpm better boost response than other GT30R models.

This turbo with the .60 or .50 compressor cover will fit on RB20DET, RB25DET and RB30ET standard cast manifolds. The .70 cover may fit but I do not know for sure.

The internal wastegated variation of this turbo uses a Ford T03 style internal wastegate.

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