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Item:

Apexi AVCR electronic boost controller

Age:

1,500km

Condition:

Perfect

Price:

$450 + postage

To Fit: (What car)

Any

Location:

South eastern suburbs, Melbourne

Contact:

PM

Call/SMS 0416 623 381

Comments:

Item is an Apexi AVCR electronic boost controller, blue screen version which is practically brand new and in mint condition

The AVCR comes in box as new from Apexi with all manuals and wiring required for installation

Its been used for under 1,500km and in perfect working order and condition, it also has original Apexi mounting stand

Still has some left over vac lines and fittings that's I didn’t use when installed

Will post anywhere at buyers expense

Thanks

can you please post pics of everything that comes with it?

Picture of the box it self as it will come packaged

box.jpg

Picture of what comes inside the box, few left over fittings, vac lines and all the original manuals and wiring diagrams from Apexi

inside.jpg

How it looks currently in perfect working order with the Apexi stand. Its still in my car, will take it out when sold as its a 5 minute job for me to uninstall

Only thing you can't see is the MAP sensor and boost solenoid which is obviously in the engine bay as well as the wiring harness, which are all included

incar.jpg

Thanks

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