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HERE IS A NISSAN SKYLINE R33 GTST SERIES 2 RB25DET Twin Ball Bearing Turbocharger. THIS IS QUICK SPOOLING PLASTIC WHEEL MODEL!! VERY RARE!! THE QUICKEST SPOOLING TURBO IN RB series ENGINE! Light intake wheel + Twin ball bearing + Light ceramic turbine wheel QUICKEST SPOOL!!!! 330HP CAPABILITY! IT USES CERAMIC EXHAUST WHEEL WHICH IS THE LIGHTEST MATERIAL AVAILABLE LIGHTER THAN TITANIUM WHEEL! AND THE LIGHTEST MATERIAL FOR THE INTAKE WHEEL! PLASTIC (fiber reinforced) It uses Twin CERAMIC Ball Bearings for quick spooling capability.

car has done 80000kms and turbo still on the car and no oil leaks so far....

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