looking for a .48/.42 blown or not. preferred to not be blown but i'll take what i can get. would like compressor and turbine wheels in good condition. no chips or scrapes. lmk what you got.

Edit:looking for anything with a .48a/r exhaust housing. Would like to have a to4b compressor housing but anything will do for now. Must be name brand garrett/airesearch or anything like that

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i have a Garrett 50 trim .48a.r exhaust rebuilt by action turbo in santee ca it has very very low miles

 

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i have a agp delta 44 t3 .63 with a polished cover for 450shipped

 

I have a turbonetics 50trim .48 ar less then 500 miles no shaft play no chips nothing great condition PM me we can work something out!!!!

 

Bump from the grave. Looking to pick up a cheap t3 junkyard turbo for a new project.

 

I have a turbonetics 60-1, no issues. Willing to let it go for a good deal. Just PM me if your interested.

 

60-1 is too big for my application.

Need a .48 a/r exhaust housing. Would like to find a to4b with a .48a/r exhaust housing specifically for my build but anything near that would be good too

 

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I have a stock 86 300zx turbo turbo. has an odd 7 bolt exhaust flange, but can include it. It would then be an internal gate t3. the exhaust outlet would be a 4 bolt flange that could easily be drilled out of a piece of 1/4" plate. Do a search, garrett airsearch turbo, and they have a decent sized compressor for a t3.... Just wanted to throw that out.... ps worked great when removed approx 2 years ago, no smoke etc. But I would tear it down, and reassemble it (shouldn't need anything, but a thurough cleaning would do any used turbo good....

 

Hey I've seen a few of those and thought about it but I'd like to find something like a regular 5 or 4 bolt style downpipe. Yea I believe they have a .60 a/r compressor housing which is something I'm looking for but the downpipe isn't appealing to me. My setup will be externally gated as well

Thanks though

 

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