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Precision turbo question


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I've been messaging someone who is selling an unused Precision 6466 Gen 2 BB turbo, however I've noticed in the photos that there are two things which was unexpected to me:

1. There is black paint on one of the compressor fins

2. There is a grinded section out of the end shaft bolt on the turbine

Is this normal? Its an unused part, I know for balancing there can be some grinding but I've never seen anything to this scale.

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It was bought from Whifbitz last November but never actually fitted or ran - I've seen a screenshot of the sales receipt which does back this up. The guy seems genuine enough but at the same time is a stranger to me and I like to double check everything is legit especially at this level of cost and a critical part.

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It's a second hand part at the end of the day, you make the saving but take your chances. Only you can weigh up if the saving is worth the risk, or worth buying brand new with the hope of some come back if it breaks, but tbh you don't get any comebacks on failed turbos either way. 

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