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Greddy Profec B-spec Ii Boost Controller

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I have for sale a used Greddy PRofec B-Spec II Boost Controller. The unit was purchased in 2007, is in excellent condition and includes the wiring harness, boost solenoid and the original box/manuals. I've never had a single problem with the unit and it came recommended from my workshop (Unigroup) as one of the easiest and most reliable controllers to tune.

Based on the very popular B-Spec., the all new PRofec B-Spec. II's basic function to increase boost is as easy as the original, with an added built in boost pressure display and optional features like real-time, peak or last boost display (in either kPa or PSI). There are optional warning and boost limiter functions that can be programmed to offer much more control. The two presets values can be stored and are executed by a larger capacity inline solenoid valve. This unit does not require extensive programming and is ideal for low to high boost levels for single or twin turbos with actuator or external wastegates.

Price: $350 o.n.o

Item is located in West Pennant Hills. Please contact Ed on 0438 131 464.

**I am looking for a stock bleed valve for my S15 so anyone looking to part with one of these please let me know**

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Hey mate,

Reason for sale?

Are there any scratches on the unit at all (is that a scratch next to the select button?) Could you please take some more close up pics of the unit (top, front - etc) and also some pics of the the wiring - etc?

Also, please confirm that all wiring - etc required is included.

Cheers

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Hey mate,

Reason for sale?

Are there any scratches on the unit at all (is that a scratch next to the select button?) Could you please take some more close up pics of the unit (top, front - etc) and also some pics of the the wiring - etc?

Also, please confirm that all wiring - etc required is included.

Cheers

Hi there.. I'm selling everything I own as I'm moving to Europe in August.

Sorry but the boost controller has now been sold.

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