Brand New Twin Turbo for $600. Shiping anywhere in the U.S. is free and on me.call me at 717-858-6670 Retail value $1000
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Anyone care to reply as to how many miles the original turbos tend to last for?

 

alot......like 160K depending on how you drive.

 

Mine went out at 92k with a performance chip and lack of proper care. It is insanly important to let your turbos warm up and cool down before driving/shutting the engine off. This means at least 45 sec. after you start the car, before taking off, and the same before you shut it off. This is usually stated for "after aggressive driving." But why fool around with the potensial $3000-$5000 replacement cost for new turbos.

 

price reduced from 900 to 600 because i need to get rid of this. to many bills to pay in such little time

 

r these still availible and if so what would it take to make them work with a AAH 2.8L 12V?

 

new manifolds, downpipes, inlets, oil feed/return lines, coolant feed/return lines(not really necessary), oh and tuning....not too much....

 

are these tubos still around? thanks, lou

 

My left side turbo blew at 57k miles with performance chip and with previous owner's turbo pressure setting, turned out somebody was messing with pressure and I was pushing 22 psi which is pretty insane for the K03s. Paid 860 just for the turborebuild, if these turbos are brand new out of the box never used, man its a sweet deal. But labor is still gonna be painful, its 20,2 hours worth of labor pulling motor out, replacing turbos and putting motor back, but once motor out its wise to do timing belt, water pump, check motor and tranny mounts, etc, I ended up spending 3700.