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I brought these parts back from my trip to japan 2 months ago, looking as selling all of it as I have no use for any of it.

if your intrested make me an offer.

HKS SSQV bov $300

200SX S15 ECU tuned for boost raise cuts removed, intercooler, fuel pump. $400

R33 GTR Street Sports(japan) boost raise ecu, intercooler, bov with cuts removed $600

R32 GTR ECU "yellowbird" Intercooler, boost raise, cuts removed, Fuel pump, FPR $600

Skyline R32 RB20DET ECU cuts removed boost raise intercooler "YellowBird" $250

skyline R32 RB20DET as above to suit fuel pump and FPR. $400

S13 Silvia/180sx CA18DET ECU cuts removed boost raise $250

VR4 Access ECU suit boost raise and cuts removed $350

Z32 ECU 300ZX twin turbo $500

GTiR ECU boost raise "yellowbird" $400

WRX ECU for stock with intercooler and boost raise "still finding out what it suits $450

SR20DET ECU S13 - tuned for nismo 555cc inj, Z32 AFM, HKS GT2840, FPR, Fuel pump, Intercooler, Exhaust $700

pm or e-mail me at [email protected]

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