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Item Summary: Rb25 Air Flow Meters - AFM x2,

Location: QLD: Regional

Postcode: 4670

Asking Price: $100 each

Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: Upgraded to a Map sensor based ECU

Delivery Methods: Postal

Contact Info: Pm or email [email protected]

Extra Information:

Both AFM's are in perfect working order. I was running them on my GTR with a PFC, however have just upgraded to a Link G4 so these air flow meters are not needed any more.

The price is $100 EACH

The air filters attached are included.

I also have a Greddy Y-pipe intake, and GTR pfc for sale (check other topics)

AFM #1

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AFM #2

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Hey Mate,

I just want to know what the plug looks like?

I have a 3 pin connection in my RB25DET r33

can't remember what colour tag is on my current AFS but will check when I get home.

Terry

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