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Old 13 March 2009, 01:46 PM
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Default garrett roller bearing turbo

Genuine Garrett GT2871R roller bearing turbo supplied from garrett turbos in us.

Excellent low lag turbo capable of producing 450bhp

direct fit to all early top entry cars

ideal for anyone wanting 400hp without the need to modify inlet manifolds etc

will outflow and spool better than a TD05-20G

cost brand new £1090+vat

has done 1000 miles

£575 as top entry no offers

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Is this overkill for a max 350bhp quest?

Good luck with the sale pal
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its rated for use between 350-450bhp

fantastic turbo for anyone circa 400 hp
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Why are u sellin it Grant ???
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coz i have broken the car for spares.
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Where are you based mate?


Edit: Also, it's for a classic isn't it, so the pipe work won't directly fit a newage?

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the inlet needs modifying for straight entry which is a cheap job anyway.
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Got a feeling my turbo is on the way out, this isn't a straight swap for a v3 sti turbo is it, not quite sure what entry you'd class mine as?
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Originally Posted by timmy2take
Got a feeling my turbo is on the way out, this isn't a straight swap for a v3 sti turbo is it, not quite sure what entry you'd class mine as?
all the cars after 96 were front entry on the turbos. I was only the very early cars i.e sti 1+2 that were top/snorkel entry
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Originally Posted by timmy2take
Got a feeling my turbo is on the way out, this isn't a straight swap for a v3 sti turbo is it, not quite sure what entry you'd class mine as?
the intake needs to be returned to front entry as its been modified for top entry, this is a simple job for a fabricator.
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can anyone tell me the size inlet required to fit front entry so i can return this to front entry?
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Originally Posted by RA-grant
can anyone tell me the size inlet required to fit front entry so i can return this to front entry?
58mm iirc fella
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Originally Posted by Mad Hammer
58mm iirc fella
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come on people this is a fantastic turbo, a genuine gt turbo better than any td series and the same price?
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Grant will this fit strait on to my 1998 uk 2000 turbo??

I need a turbo of that spec for my re-build, what mileage has it covered again??

Thanks.
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Originally Posted by joe joe88
Grant will this fit strait on to my 1998 uk 2000 turbo??

I need a turbo of that spec for my re-build, what mileage has it covered again??

Thanks.
what size inlet do you need and i can get it to fit as i need to return it to front entry.

its done approx 1000miles
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Are you converting this to front entry?

will need it to be right size for bugeye wrx inlet intake pipe. think its 2.5"

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bump price reduced for quick sale no offers

perfect for pre face lift wanting 350-450bhp

07940 179711
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provisionally sold pending payment
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