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selling the spare turbo timer.

it works fine, and also has a port to run as a boost gauge

<<< CLICKY CLICKY LINKY LINKY >>>

currently around $140 rrp (roughly $100 U.S)

PRICE: $60 INC POSTAGE & HANDLING

has a control modual and a wiring harness, and its easy to install (instructions are on the net)

approx 1.7mtr cord, so you could hook the modual up and hide it outta the way and just run the handset part thru

good quality turbo timer.

pm or reply here or [email protected]

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hahaha, yeah i just found that out too.

but anyways,

sold pending payment mate....(mushy33 - if it falls thru, i will msg you)

hey just wondering if u have sold it yet??? as i am lookiing to buy one today, if you still have it try to let me know before 4ish cheers

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