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Have an un-used, still in box (impulse buy haha) Extreme Torque Split Controller for sale.

These things sell on eBay for $269.99 plus $12 postage. But offer is $250 and will post for free. Or PM me an offer :)

They control the ATTESA ETS to the front wheels, so you can increase the torque applied while accellerating and cornering. Also has a 4WD/2WD switch for those whole like to get slippery, but only for use on R32 GTR and GTS-4 because of the ATTESA setup. But all of this is covered in the below link:

Here is the link to the ebay page for further reading.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/GTR-Torque-Split-Co...=item19bab61fd1

Just PM me and I will check and reply when I can.

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They are $282 to buy.

Mine is still brand new in the box, if you are interested PM me with and offer and can go from there. I am negotiable :down:

Apparently the best addition to a GTR, 260RS or GTS4.

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