Turbonetics Custom T4 T66/65 Journal Bearing Oil/water Cooled [good For 650hp] on 2040-parts.com
El Paso, Texas, United States
A Fully functional, low hour use, Turbonetics T-66/65 Custom turbo used briefly in 2013 from my 1993 R1 RX7. Due to a recent turbo upgrade I no longer have any use for this part.
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