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Changing the direction my car is headed so i have a few surplus parts for sale. All parts were fitted to my R33 GTR for approx 12 months in which time the car saw 2 dyno sessions and no other use as it developed engine problems. So items are in as new condition. Pictures of actual items will be in the next few days when i pickup the items from the workshop

Apexi AVCR Black edition $450

Comes in origional box with instructions. Wel all know what they are however the website is lkisted below

http://www.apexi-usa.com/store/electronics/avc-r/avc-r-boost-controller-black.html

AEM Series 2 ECU with additional sensors $1600

plug and play ECU to suit most Nissan engines. It is only being removed as im going a new direction with my car and it is no longer required. Included in the sale is a Wideband sensor, boost control solenoid, and map sensor all of which were purchased as extras. All sensors and the ecu will come in original boxes with instructions. This is a full featured stand alone ecu that allows you to remove your Air flow meters. The manufacturers website is listed below for specs of ECU and sensors
Aem Series 2 Key Features:
dot_13x13.gif Plugs directly into the factory harness. No rewiring necessary. dot_13x13.gif Uses all the factory sensors. dot_13x13.gif Includes start up calibrations. dot_13x13.gif System is fully enabled and unlocked - Never pay for upgrades! dot_13x13.gif Context sensitive help eases tuning process. dot_13x13.gif Maps can be password protected by the tuner to prevent unauthorized usage or sharing. dot_13x13.gif Runs on Windows-compatible software. dot_13x13.gif Up to 12 peak and hold injector drivers. dot_13x13.gif Up to 8 direct-fire coil outputs. dot_13x13.gif Up to 16 general-purpose outputs. dot_13x13.gif Up to 8 definable switch inputs. dot_13x13.gif Up to 4 EGT inputs with fuel trim. dot_13x13.gif 1MB of internal data logging. dot_13x13.gif Electronic boost control. dot_13x13.gif Full idle control. dot_13x13.gif Programmable traction control. dot_13x13.gif Software definable knock control. dot_13x13.gif Two step launch control. dot_13x13.gif User configurable soft-cut rev limiters. dot_13x13.gif Wet or dry nitrous control. dot_13x13.gif Tune using new USB communication port or serial port. dot_13x13.gif Works with all AEM gauges.

ECU

http://www.aemelectronics.com/engine-management-systems-9/series-2-plug-play-engine-management-system-30/

WIDEBAND

http://www.aemelectronics.com/wideband-air-fuel-systems-15/inline-wideband-air-fuel-uego-controller-36/

BOOST CONTROLL KIT

http://www.aemelectronics.com/boost-control-solenoid-kit-solenoid-668

MAP SENSOR

http://www.aemelectronics.com/3-5-bar-50-psia-map-stainless-steel-sensor-kit-653


**Please contact me for a quote for international shipping
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