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I purchased this Greddy Turbo Kit brand new back in November 2002 for my 1991 Miata. I have put just shy of 20,000 miles on the kit. 6 PSI is the max pressure this kit/car saw as for years, this car was my daily driver. I am taking another approach with the car and decided to throw the kit up for sale. The manifold, turbo exhaust and compressor housings were ceramic coated when new. I put relief cuts in the manifold before installing. Turbo spins smooth and has no play in the shaft. I drove the car with the turbo kit for its last time and removed from the car 2 weeks ago.

Included:
-Greddy Turbo
-Greddy Manifold
-Greddy Intake
-Intercooler
-Intercooler Piping
-Vortech Fuel Pressure Regulator
-Baily Motorsports Blow-Off Valve
-Bipes ACU (controls timing)
-Walbro Inline Fuel Pump (not pictured)
-Olderguy o2 Clamp (not pictured)
-Greddy Downpipe (not pictured)
-AutoMeter Ultra-Lite Boost gauge (not pictured)
-AutoMeter Ultra-Lite Air/Fuel gauge (not pictured)
-AutoMeter Ultra-Lite Oil Pressure gauge (pictured below on the hood)
-AutoMeter Ultra-Lite Fuel Pressure Mechanical gauge (pictured below on the hood)
-Misc. Hardware (bolts, clamps, oil feed line, gaskets) and couplers

Majority of the couplers are VERY dry rotted and would be best to replace them. The clamps used on the lower piping are rusting and would best best to replace them as well.

I had the Oil and Fuel Pressure gauges mounted on the hood. I will include the mounting cups with them. The Fuel Pressure gauge is mechanical and hooked up with a Stainless Steel line that I will include.

The bolts for the exhaust / manifold are pretty rusted and new should probably be used, but in a pinch these could be reused.

Any questions / interest, please PM, Call or Email.

I am NOT parting this kit out at this time, so please don't ask.

phone: 248-249-5609
email: andrew@sportbiketrackgear.com

I am willing to ship or do local pick up.

Thanks for viewing!

-Andrew

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Pictures of kit on car:

Hahnlsquid

iTrader: (6)

what where you using for fuel managment?