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Thinking of selling my Turbosmart Dual Stage Boost controller... its new, been used for about 6 months (still in the car) works fine, in good nick... they sell for $300 brand new, will sell for $175. If anyones interested let me know. Reason - I wont be upgrading my turbo or installing an ecu piggyback so its kindah pointless having it installed when im not gunna go above 10psi anyway, i can get buy with a manual boost controller. If ur unfamilliar, it has a simple switch which you mount to your dash, switch in off position uses first boost setting, switch it to on position, uses second boost setting, both settings customizable under the hood with the dials on the unit. Heres the specs from turbosmart website (www.turbosmart.com.au).

Dual Stage

Part Number: TS-0105-1001

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DESCRIPTION: Fast boost response with two adjustable boost levels. Toggle between high and low boost on the fly. Ideal replacement for factory boost controllers. Both high and low boost settings are fully adjustable.

APPLICATION: Suitable for all turbocharged vehicles.

SUPPLIED WITH: All fitting hardware and a Rocket Launcher Switch.

Download fitting instructions here

Item: Turbosmart Dual Stage Boost Controller

Age: Less than a year

Condition: Used, good condition.

Price: $175

To Fit: Any turbo car

Location: Newcastle

Contact: pm me

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