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ITEM: Apexi Power FC + Hand Controller, suits ECR33 S1 GTS-T (Currently in a 1993 model)

PRICE: Looking for $900, however price is *slightly* negotiable. Given that brand new from JustJap they're running for $1995, I think this is a fair price.

REASON: A few reasons: I'm taking things back to stock; don't need the extra power anymore. I commute via train to work, so she only gets driven on the weekends. Also moving out soon, so need any and all cash I can get.

LOCATION: Wollongong, NSW. Can post anywhere in Australia (buyer pays postage, should be like $20 TOPS), or available for pickup during work hours from Camperdown.

CONDITION: Hand controller has a mark on the screen; in no way interferes with the operation of the unit and you can still see all the data fine. Looks like it might be a glue stain? Was there when I got it though. I'll also post up a video of me resetting the unit tonight (last tune was with a clogged AFM, so the current tune is balls. Trust me, reset will be better) so that you can see it actually working (to avoid comments of "does it work?").

My apologies to the guy who was interested last time I had this up for sale; the stock ECU I had ended up dying (eg. wouldn't kick over and HICAS whining constantly), so I needed it :)

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