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$700 for the pair?

Thats not too bad actually, Nismo Z32's are about $550-600 delivered so Genuine Nissan pricing thats actually decent compared to thier usual prices on some things.

Other than that, you wont find NEW ones cheaper than Nissan. I'd personally just get a Nismo set and be done with it (if you have a PFC)

I've been having similar, AFM drama's... turns out my plugs are stuffed and Nissan dont sell em separate, new loom $1,000 thanks!

So just getting second handies.

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They are $700 each from nissan.

I did find these on Ebay for $550 each plus 15 delivery.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/GENUINE-AIR-FLOW-MA...%3A1|240%3A1318

Might just get r33 gtr second hand ones and see how I go from there. (running standard ecu)

That sucks that your plugs are stuffed, maybe find a wreck and cut the plugs off and resolder the wires together.

Cheers mate

$700 for the pair?

Thats not too bad actually, Nismo Z32's are about $550-600 delivered so Genuine Nissan pricing thats actually decent compared to thier usual prices on some things.

Other than that, you wont find NEW ones cheaper than Nissan. I'd personally just get a Nismo set and be done with it (if you have a PFC)

I've been having similar, AFM drama's... turns out my plugs are stuffed and Nissan dont sell em separate, new loom $1,000 thanks!

So just getting second handies.

R31Nismoid Grand Master

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Paul (dirtgarage) was kind enough to solve my plug problem... but yeah... $700ea FARK

I sent an email off about that ebay add actually, im wondering if they are the Bosch ones or the orig ones... $550 for two would be too cheap when nissan want 700ea

So ill let you know (unless you shot off an email?)

Im thinking ill just get Nismos shortly to solve my problem... if i do... i've got two working AFM's for sale :laugh:

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OK - so the email address they supply for questions bounced

I'd be careful

Thanks for that.

I thought it would be too good to be true.

N1GTR is kind enough to give me his AFM, as he is not using them anymore. Will keep you posted.

Cheers for your help

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