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Re: GT28RS Price list..
#17923
05/01/2006 08:19
05/01/2006 08:19
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Simply £200 more for the RS but thats with the bigger housing but the price stays the same when i played with it 
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
#17924
05/01/2006 08:22
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Well I've sent them an e-mail to see how much it would be for them to send the parts to bonny Scotland.  Just out of interest, of course. 
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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05/01/2006 08:46
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Top stuff let me us know what they say as they been good with teh questions i asked them...
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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06/01/2006 20:19
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Not had a reply from my email yet - wish they'd hurry up wanna put my order in
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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06/01/2006 22:00
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Thanks Kingpleb, So im looking at £560 with adapter plate. Is that absolutely everything i will need? What about oil feed pipe? or anything else that might of been missed? I have heard that the actuator that ATP supply with their 28r doesnt allow the turbo to fit correctly on our cars, and a new one has to be bought to replace it, before it can be fitted. Can anyone tell me if this is true, and if so how much for an actuator? Also, once i get all the bits and pieces together, does anyone know if the ATP turbo will be harder to fit then one of the Torq Italias units? Sorry about all the questions, just want to know what i will be letting myself in for if i get the bits and pieces myslef, before i commit. Thanks for all you help guys.
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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06/01/2006 22:16
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Im pretty sure they are all the same units that even Hendy sourced from the states... If it comes to the worse re-use your actuator as im not sure how much a newer or an uprated one would be... That list should include everything to use all your standard pipes and whatever. if you wanted to replace the standard pipe with a braided one i would ask one of the guys thats replaced theirs what the part number is for it or the specs. PS i take no responsibility for any damage you do to your car for following the above information. its purely for research and reference purposes only
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
#17929
06/01/2006 23:22
06/01/2006 23:22
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Quote:
ATP-FLS-023 V-Band Adapter - GT25/GT28
$95.00 $95.00
ATP-FTG-015 Fitting, 45 deg, 1/2" NPT male to 5/8" single slip on barb
$19.95 $19.95
ATP-FLA-010 Aluminum - Oil Drain Flange (GT/T25)
$15.00 $15.00
ATP-FLA-011 Aluminum - GT28R/GT25R/T25 Compressor Outlet Adapter
$39.00 $39.00
GRT-TBO-004 Garrett GT2860RS (aka GT28RS)
$1,175.00 $1,175.00
Turbine_AR: 86
Specify_Turbine_Housing_Style: T25_IntWG
Compressor_HSG: Standard_GT28RS
Total: $1,343.95
I must stress that the above v-band adaptor is for a 3" v-band and will not fit either the standard downpipe or one of Barbz uprated 3" Downpipes as these all usual the standard 2.25" v-band.
As far as I know only turbodynamics are able to make up a v-band adaptor that will fit your standard downpipe.
However if you modify your downpipe you can then fit a GT style outlet of a 3" v-band, most modify to fit the GT style outlet as then there's no need for any adaptors, I'm planning on fitting one of the 3" Nissan 200sx ones to my downpipe later on in the year.
regards
Joe
Last edited by Doctorfrag; 06/01/2006 23:23.
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
#17930
06/01/2006 23:47
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No problems Joe Jamie has said that its probably easier to chop up the standard pipe and fit the oulet from a 200sx i think an S13 is the correct car to remove it from Getting a new downpipe for it shouldnt be a massive expense from what ive been told but is something else to add in. My appologies but as stated i havent fitted one of these so wasnt sure on this part.
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
#17931
06/01/2006 23:55
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Just Called TD and the price for them for the part is.....
£180.50+vat+delivery...
There number is.... Tel: 01202 487497
I dont know how much barbz does them for but TD will knock the price of the VAT off for club members as i was cheeky and asked. and not something they stock they make them to order as well...
Does anyone know if barbz does these direct or not and if so how much?? Im firing an email off to ATP now to see if they do a 2.25" one at all.....
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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07/01/2006 05:49
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Right, ATP say they can have the GT28RS go straight to a 2.25" outlet to allow it to fit the downpipe OR they can make another adaptor to allow you to reduce from the 3" down to 2.25". This is incase you wish to change your downpipe in the future.
Now say you choose the adaptor, would all that fit??
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
#17933
07/01/2006 06:38
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I dont think the 2 adapter option will fit to be honest.
Have they said how they would go about the 2.25" V band adapter conversion?? using another housing or fabricating something else??
Maybe we could get a template from someone and see about getting a cast made up at a local metal works and getting them made that way possibly?? Cant imagine anything being more expensive than the £180 option from TD + delivery it may be cheaper for a new downpipe to be made up...
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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07/01/2006 06:48
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Well they reckon they can get it 2.25" straight from the turbo, as room would be a major issue I would imagine.  Plus I've not long got a new downpipe, I don't really fancy the expensive of another one... Edited to add: ATP have been a great help, friendly bunch of guys who seem really happy to help. 
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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07/01/2006 08:06
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how much is it for the turbo to be a 2.25" outlet then?? is it just the same price? thus even better deal for us all?
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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07/01/2006 20:45
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Looks like it may well be the same price, but I'm waiting for them to get back to me.
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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07/01/2006 20:52
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That would be cool if can do that instead as i doubt it would restrict much to be honest as its only 3/4" bigger but hey what do i know
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Re: GT28RS Price list..
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07/01/2006 21:00
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Thats what I thought, so we'll see what they say! It will probably be Monday now before we know more.
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Any news?
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11/01/2006 00:33
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Re: Any news?
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11/01/2006 03:33
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Still awaiting a response from them....
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Re: Any news?
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11/01/2006 04:02
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Cant be bothered reading the rest of the thread but there is no way that its only £580 with ALL the bits.I got my turbo secondhand and i paid more than that for the turbo plus the parts. I think i saw a figure nearer £800, but its totally less hassle to get one from Barbz to be honest. Im sure if u spoke nicely to him u could get the whole lot for about 1k.
Ross
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Re: Any news?
#17942
11/01/2006 04:21
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the £800 i would say is for the RS if you imported it from the states from ATP and set aside some cash for fitting and tax The reason its cheap is cos its direct from a very big stateside company and they dont have any tax or anything and it includes delivery here as well
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Re: Any news?
#17944
11/01/2006 06:22
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Trust me, the price is under £800 for the lot, and yes thats the RS. Oh and its NEW...  However, I'm really not sure about the tax but for delivery they were looking to charge about $20.
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Re: Any news?
#17945
11/01/2006 07:01
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Duty depends on how/who its shipped via as some carriers are more stringent with their shipments. but i got offered free delivery for my lot if i ordered cos so much in one lot
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Re: Any news?
#17946
11/01/2006 18:24
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I really need to get this ordered asap.. I hope they reply to matty quickly
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Re: Any news?
#17947
12/01/2006 05:12
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Still no reply.  I have all but given up...
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Re: Any news?
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12/01/2006 23:03
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Thanks for all the info so far chaps, it’s been very helpful for this tuning newbie... thanks for the patience too. I’m almost there it seems To clarify, if i order the GT28R via ATP i am looking at £580 total , as long as I don’t get any duty. If so how much is duty likely to be?? Then i need either to buy the Turbo Dynamics connection for £190 Or cut my down pipe and weld on a connector which costs? And how much to have that work done? or alternatively buy a new up-rated down pipe altogether, for around £250+? Sorry for going on, i just want to work out exactly how much it will actually cost me. Thanks again Mike
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Re: Any news?
#17949
13/01/2006 00:40
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It should be cheaper than that without their adapter plate if you get the one from TD.
BUT...
IF ATP can provide the 2.5" outlet could be easier to go for that which is what ill be doing if they do offer it..
And yes the exhaust options are right but it could be more work to do the downpipe chopping...
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Re: Any news?
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13/01/2006 09:15
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I have heard that the actuator that ATP supply with their 28r doesnt allow the turbo to fit correctly on our cars, and a new one has to be bought to replace it, before it can be fitted. Can anyone tell me if this is true, and if so how much for an actuator?
>>>what 's about that? we have the same problem in France and we have to use the standard actuator; what's wrong?
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Re: Any news?
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13/01/2006 10:39
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Is this not about it fitting right if you want to fit the heatshield or the mount or something?? Looking at the pictures i cant see it being too much of a problem to be honest but i have been proven wrong..
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News => Pleasse help us out :)
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13/01/2006 17:09
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ATP have sent me this, Quote:
Will, we've been working with some others on this, but we really want to nail this down. Do you know where we can see pics of the 2.25" v-band out of the original turbo and how it's placed in the engine bay? We want to do something that is a direct bolt-on for you guys.
Thanks!
If anyone can help us out email pics to plob@talktalk.net it would help us along quite a bit and we could get this moving along and help more people out in the future as well, anyone with a duff turbo coming or already off thier car lots of pics would help, i have already sent them all the stuff i have thats on my site but if anyone has anything else thats maybe a bit clearer than mine it would help
Thanks,
Will
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