what are 99spec turbos worth???
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From: kali
what are 99spec turbos worth???
hey guys just got a hold of BRAND NEW '99 spec turbos but i already had my stock converted by BNR soo i dont really need them
if u guys could tell me how much i can get for them that would be great!!!
or expected to get!!!
or if u guys want the turbos also
if u guys could tell me how much i can get for them that would be great!!!
or expected to get!!!
or if u guys want the turbos also
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How do you just "get ahold of them"
And although nice, I don't think it will be easy to sell them considering their going rate is upwards of $2600+. At that price people would rather go single.
And although nice, I don't think it will be easy to sell them considering their going rate is upwards of $2600+. At that price people would rather go single.
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well i dont need them soo i just want the most i can get for them ya kno
i kno i cant get retail price for them especially here on the forum anywayz soo
let me know guys
i kno i cant get retail price for them especially here on the forum anywayz soo
let me know guys
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Originally posted by kevinvr6
he's already selling them to me, give up guys
he's already selling them to me, give up guys
Also I figured it would help his sale. I'd still go single, much better investment.
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Brand new Japan spec FD Type RS twins from Mazdaspeed Motorsports Development are ~$3000. I bought my new set from SR Motorsports in Nov '02 for $2650, when SRM was cleaning out their inventory. I would say $2500 to $2700 are good price points for brand new J-spec Type RS twins--worth every penny IMO 
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Originally posted by AMRAAM4
And although nice, I don't think it will be easy to sell them considering their going rate is upwards of $2600+. At that price people would rather go single.
And although nice, I don't think it will be easy to sell them considering their going rate is upwards of $2600+. At that price people would rather go single.
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Originally posted by SleepR1
Brand new Japan spec FD Type RS twins from Mazdaspeed Motorsports Development are ~$3000. I bought my new set from SR Motorsports in Nov '02 for $2650, when SRM was cleaning out their inventory. I would say $2500 to $2700 are good price points for brand new J-spec Type RS twins--worth every penny IMO
Brand new Japan spec FD Type RS twins from Mazdaspeed Motorsports Development are ~$3000. I bought my new set from SR Motorsports in Nov '02 for $2650, when SRM was cleaning out their inventory. I would say $2500 to $2700 are good price points for brand new J-spec Type RS twins--worth every penny IMO
and turbos have nac1 stamped on them
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A single turbo conversion will cost MUCH more than $2600. I would budget twice that for installing a well-setup single turbo system.
A single turbo conversion will cost MUCH more than $2600. I would budget twice that for installing a well-setup single turbo system.
If you want just a straight pair of new turbos than yes, these are cheaper.
Hey, where did my $$$ go?
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It depends, there are 2 different types of "99 Jspec" turbos. There are the plain ones that are just like ours and there are the upgraded ones that came on the 280hp cars which basically just spool a little faster.
The price would depend on what you have
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The price would depend on what you have
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Originally posted by SPOautos
It depends, there are 2 different types of "99 Jspec" turbos. There are the plain ones that are just like ours and there are the upgraded ones that came on the 280hp cars which basically just spool a little faster.
The price would depend on what you have
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It depends, there are 2 different types of "99 Jspec" turbos. There are the plain ones that are just like ours and there are the upgraded ones that came on the 280hp cars which basically just spool a little faster.
The price would depend on what you have
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Originally posted by SleepR1
Stephen, FWIW, J-specs usually refer to the 280-hp Type RS/RZ/Spirit R versions, but you're right in checking to be sure you're getting the right ones
Stephen, FWIW, J-specs usually refer to the 280-hp Type RS/RZ/Spirit R versions, but you're right in checking to be sure you're getting the right ones
Yea, youd hope so but thats not always the case. If you get them from somewhere like RX7.com then yea, they get you the right thing. I happen to know for a fact that some people getting "99 Jspec" twins are just getting the standard twins which have the same performance as the 93-95 twins. People need to specify that they want RS/RZ/Spirit R twins or make sure that they are getting those models. I'd imagine if its not mentioned upfront they are prob just the regular more common twins.
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Originally posted by SPOautos
Yea, youd hope so but thats not always the case. If you get them from somewhere like RX7.com then yea, they get you the right thing. I happen to know for a fact that some people getting "99 Jspec" twins are just getting the standard twins which have the same performance as the 93-95 twins. People need to specify that they want RS/RZ/Spirit R twins or make sure that they are getting those models. I'd imagine if its not mentioned upfront they are prob just the regular more common twins.
STEPHEN
Yea, youd hope so but thats not always the case. If you get them from somewhere like RX7.com then yea, they get you the right thing. I happen to know for a fact that some people getting "99 Jspec" twins are just getting the standard twins which have the same performance as the 93-95 twins. People need to specify that they want RS/RZ/Spirit R twins or make sure that they are getting those models. I'd imagine if its not mentioned upfront they are prob just the regular more common twins.
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i did a serch and they said 99 psec turbos have gold actuators and serial #s that start with NAC1.....
mine is NAC1 a 2722
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Originally posted by rotoboy661
so can u tell me if mine are the 280hp version??
i did a serch and they said 99 psec turbos have gold actuators and serial #s that start with NAC1.....
mine is NAC1 a 2722
mike
so can u tell me if mine are the 280hp version??
i did a serch and they said 99 psec turbos have gold actuators and serial #s that start with NAC1.....
mine is NAC1 a 2722
mike
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