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Hey guys,

Got a few things for sale,

Item: APEXI RSM (Rev/Speed Meter) With Stand

Condition: Excellent

Price: $180

To Fit: Any Car

Comments: Apexi RSM with genuine apexi stand. Note: rsm is not actually on the stand the stand is still brand new

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Item: DRiFT POD FILTER

Condition: Used

Price: $20

To Fit: Nissan

Comments: Comes with bracket to suit rb20 afm its cheap so buy it!

All parts located in Melbourne Southeast Suburbs

Will post everything

Contact via PM

CHEERS! :banana:

Kyle

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  purple5ive said:
Hey mate is this the genuine hks bov or a copy

Also whats the condition of the pod filter

And what part of south east I live locally

Cheers

the blow off valve is a genuine HKS item, it has the adjustment screw on the top

pod filter is used, still in good nick though

  mark_sudakov said:
hey, does the rsm have a trip meter by any chance? My stock one is broken :P

yes it does, it measures up to 2,000km then goes back to zero

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