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Selling a used APEXi PowerFC, designated for ECR33, comes with hand controller, and instruction booklet.

Price: $1100

I planned to use it with my 25, but that project is taking a different turn.

The current loaded tune (as it was removed from the previous car) Was for an R33 Gts-t, with RB25DET, 256deg Poncams, aftermarket intake and headers, GT3076R, SARD 660cc injectors, blow through AFM, 98 octane pump fuel, and the usual other mods, made about 350-360rwhp @18psi if I recall correctly (if that's relevant).

I bought the PowerFC 2 years ago, and it has been sitting in a ziplock bag on my bookshelf since!). The unit appears to be in very good cosmetic shape, and worked flawlessly in the 33 before it was pulled out.

Location is Sutherland Shire, should a buyer like to pick it up, but I frequently travel to wollongong and camden, so I'm happy to deliver anywhere close to me or in the aforementioned areas. Alternatively I can post the items, though lately my faith in AusPost has dwindled, your choice!

sms me any questions on 0414 889 333, PM me, or post away.

Cheers,

-Todd.

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