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Hey guys change of plans all of this stuff is still in the car so will need a little time to get it all out.

XFORCE BellMouth SS Dump/Front............$230.....$300 with highflow cat

APEXI AVCR In box with stand Great condition $370.....back up for sale......Thanks for F*^king me around ghostflamer33

XFORCE High Flow CAT,............$120....$300 with Dump/Front

Tech Edge WBO2 controller................240

Nismo FPR (i believe its nismo)...........$90

Link GTS ECU Full Plug in..with Hand controller and PC Tuning software...everything needed (perfect for automatic).......$700....(this is cheap)

Everything Excellent Condition

Located in Sydney.......

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Its a 3inch Cat......Been in the car for about 2months.

It is a dump/front pipe. At this stage pickup only on the heavier items.

Abu how did you go with the clarion head unit...?

CLARION head unit is finally sold man, after a bit of stuffing around.

Will get back to you about the CAT :rolleyes:

Thanks,

Abu

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its not that one.......you take the circuit board out of your old computer and put the link one in. map sensor wires straight into the MAF wiring.......very simple install.....great computer, Has closed loop lamda.

Selling because i am putting the car back to stock and selling that aswell.

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its not that one.......you take the circuit board out of your old computer and put the link one in. map sensor wires straight into the MAF wiring.......very simple install.....great computer, Has closed loop lamda.

Selling because i am putting the car back to stock and selling that aswell.

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