T25 .49 A/R - $100 shipped OBO
12-07-2007 | 06:33 AM
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[SOLD]T25 .49 A/R - $100 shipped OBO[SOLD]
Sold. Thanks Ben!
This needs to leave my garage soon. It's my first turbo, a Garrett journal-bearing T25, .49 A/R hotside. Incredible response, great turbo for the 200whp range. I did 204whp at 13psi on a 1.8 with this turbo, with peak torque (PEAK) at 3000rpm. 90% of peak torque to 6000rpm. 3000 miles on it, no shaftplay to speak of. I bought it new. It does NOT need to be rebuilt. It would still be on my car if I hadn't found a smoking deal on the GT2554R I have now.
$100 shipped takes it. You'll need to pick up a wastegate can and a bracket from ATP.
I will be adding a bunch of smaller **** early next week, random intercooler pipes, fittings, lots of leftover stuff from my build.
I also have a set of daisies, 14x5.5s, with centercaps. They need work, but they should be all straight. Came from my salvage '92. $75 + tire disposal fee + shipping takes it, or I can ship you the tires too (one of them is cut and unusable). It's cheaper to dismount the tires and ship just the wheels.
This needs to leave my garage soon. It's my first turbo, a Garrett journal-bearing T25, .49 A/R hotside. Incredible response, great turbo for the 200whp range. I did 204whp at 13psi on a 1.8 with this turbo, with peak torque (PEAK) at 3000rpm. 90% of peak torque to 6000rpm. 3000 miles on it, no shaftplay to speak of. I bought it new. It does NOT need to be rebuilt. It would still be on my car if I hadn't found a smoking deal on the GT2554R I have now.
$100 shipped takes it. You'll need to pick up a wastegate can and a bracket from ATP.
I will be adding a bunch of smaller **** early next week, random intercooler pipes, fittings, lots of leftover stuff from my build.
I also have a set of daisies, 14x5.5s, with centercaps. They need work, but they should be all straight. Came from my salvage '92. $75 + tire disposal fee + shipping takes it, or I can ship you the tires too (one of them is cut and unusable). It's cheaper to dismount the tires and ship just the wheels.
Last edited by Savington; 12-07-2007 at 11:24 PM.
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