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hi people got some standard gear for sale:

dump/fornt pipe:

series 1 manual ecu:

stock airbox, pefect condition:

turbo heat shield:

standard side mount intercooler, good nick:

just post some offers, need the stuff gone. in melbourne area. thanks

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not ebay. your a funny guy. dumpfront 50, ecu 100, airbox 50, cooler 40, heat sheild 10.

is the series 1 ecu remapable? and is it from a vct motor? if so, $100 freighted? to 7018.. its a $7.50 overnight bag..

let me know via pm.. cheers, Kent

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