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Selling Soon Bov, Fpr, Boost Controllers

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Soon i am expecting a large shipment of the following items,

please let me know if you want any of the following so i can make sure its set aside.

BOV $40

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Boost controllers manual and electronic ranging from $30-225

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Fuel pressure regulators with Guages $50

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More items such as Waste gates and such are comming but prices have not been worked out yet

please leave me a msg, and ill take ur details and get it organised.

these items are not for sale YET, talking to admin about setting up an advertizers account to sell these soon.

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ive used a couple of these to test out, not a problem, pulled it apart, decent spring, adjustment works perfect, cant find any problems with it.

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Yeah, I'm guessing these are the copy HKS/Greddy BOVs that you see on ebay alot.

...but considering the simplicity of a BOV, i wonder how these perform compared to the original?

they might be the go (meaning to sound positive here) :)

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They are made in china, i have tested them, i would never buy a turbo from them, i would include a warrenty . im located on the goldcoast / brisbane

bov are pretty simple i checked the spring and it seems quite decent, the FPR, holds pretty high pressure, i tested it out on a bench and kept it going at high pressure for a couple of hours works flawlessly.

oh and yes the purple one is a plum back for sure after a second look

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