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Old 06-27-04, 03:10 PM
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turbo rebuild options?

What are some options to have a turbo rebuilt. Im new to the forced induction world, or going to be. And im planning on buying a stock t2 turbo for cheap and having it rebuilt (if thats a good idea) and i was wonder what my options were. and how much a turbo rebuild would cost.
Old 06-27-04, 03:36 PM
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I would like to know as well... BUMP
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BNR, awsome turbo, awsome customer service after the sale! I have a stage 3 and it is wicked.
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how much was it
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http://www.rx7store.net/index.asp?Pa...S&Category=364


Those are hybrids, though, not just a rebuild. Rebuild at a local turbo shop should be a lot less, no clue on the price, though.
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You can go directly through BNR, its a bit cheaper that way. BNRsupercars@aol.com
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ok lets say you disassemble a turbo. do you need any gaskets or anything before you put it back together?
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I dont know, im the one ask ing
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i thought this was a suiting thread to ask.
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I was thinking about rebuilding my turbo and someone suggested this place to me... http://www.majesticturbo.com/

Someone got it rebuilt for $350 and is happy with it but someone also mentioned that the service was some good some bad.
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I had one rebuilt by Majestic a couple of years ago. Works plenty good fine. Just a series four rebuild. I'm fixing to have a series five rebuilt this week sometime depending when I get the energy to get up and take it to them. Maybe a little upgrade on this one. Not too much, not too little, just right. Money? Got me.
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