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Greddy,blitz, and Gizmo boost controllers

Apexi RSM

mongoose alarm

5zigen Exhaust for 33 gtst

Splitfire coil pack

walbro fuel pump

Cusco front strut brace

ARC return flow intercooler for 33 gtst

pics below

{BOOST}

Gizmo Electronic IBC, perfect condition complete unit with solenoid etc. 275 dollars

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Blitz dual stage EBC. as new with solenoid and all neccessary hardware, 300 dollars

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Greddy profec B spec 2 with solenoid etc, perfect condition. 300 dollars

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{RSM}

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Apexi RSM complete with harness. 100 dollars

Mongoose alrm with all neccessary hardware inc remote lock, siren, led shock sensor, remote contorller and siren key 250 dollars

{ALARM}

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Full turbo back 3 inch exhaust with centre muffler and 5 zigen canon. after market dump. 450 dollars

{EXHAUST}

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Splitfire coil pack suit 33gtst and 32 gtr. excellent condition. 375 dollars

{COILS}

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Walbro fuel pump mounted in R33 cradle ready to drop straight in, save yourself time and money. 125 dollars.

{FUEL}

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Cusco front strut brace to suit 33 skyline. some paint chips on on end plate but otherwise perfect. 100 dollars.

{STRUT BRACE}

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ARC return flow front mount to suit 33 (dont know what else) item has been painted black stealth and could use a touch up. it is in perfect nick with zero fin damage, complete with return pipes. 650 dollars.

{INTERCOOLER}

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Look at the pics, Its all there. full colour display head unit with remote and 6 speakers both alpine and pioneer, alpine amp included. 450 dollars for the lot

{ICE}

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Link ecu housed in standard 33 nissan ecu housing, map sensor connection included. currently running a tune of around 400 hp. 850 dollars

{ECU}

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Pivot shift light with controller. Blue led. 100 dollars

{SHIFT LIGHT}

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{TURBO TIMER}

Greddy turbo timer complete. 80 dollars.

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All items are in perfect working condition unless otherwise stated

I will post the smaller items at buyers expense but larger items are pick up only

I am located in Ipswich QLD and can be reached on 0413 863207.

Go at it folks.

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