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Item:Brand new Apexi GTR 32/33 power fc with hand controller in box 2 months old, New NISMO air flow meters, better then 300 zx, bold straight on, no mods like plug and different air filters. Second hand MINES chipped ecu for 32/33, Stock r32 94 model afms used. New CUSCO Control arm brace for 32 GTR.

Location:Sydney

Item Condition:New and used

Reason for Selling:Change of plans

Price and Payment Conditions:Power fc with HC $1100, NISMO AFM'S $450 each, Mines ECU $ 350 Standard 32 GTR AFM'S $50 each, CUSCO Brace $110

Extra Info:NISMO AFM'S come with a flow graph compareing standard 300 z and nismo, they also bolt straight on, unlike 300zx AFM,S. If you have a Big sump the Cusco brace wont fit. Mines chipped ECU currently in car, did notice a difference with power compared to stock ECU.

Will post pics soon.

Contact Details: Pm or call 0422877975 or msn would be best [email protected]

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